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THE 

NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY 


T  H  L  I 

NEW -YORK  DIRECTORY 


AND 


REGISTER, 

FOR  THE  YEAR 
1  794- 


THE 

NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY 


REGISTER, 

FOR  THE  YEAR 
1794. 

Illufirated  with  a  new  and  accurate  Plan  of  the  Ci 
and  Part  of  Long-Iflaad,  e.xaaiy  laid  down 
agreeably  to  the  lateft  Survey. 

CONTAINING 

T*-.e  Names,  Occupations,  and  Places  of  Abode  of  the  Citizen 

arran  ged  in  alphabetical  Order  ; 
A  Lift  of  the  Engineers  and  Firemen  of  the  City  of  New-Yor) 
A  Regifter  of  the  Executive,  Les-ifiative,  and  Judicial  Magi 
trates  of  the  United  States,  and  of  the  State  01  New- York 
The  Ministerial  and  Confular  Appointments  from  the  Unitt 
State-,  to  foreign  Powers,  and  from  foreign  Powers  to  tt! 
United  States  ; 

The  Govarnors  of  the  £:3erent  States  ; 
The  Officers,  both  Civil  and  Military,  of  the  City  and  Coun 
of  New-York. 

ALSO, 

An  Account  of  the  different  Societies,  and  charitable  and  lit 
rary  Inftitutions  in  the  City;  with  the  Names  ot  the 
Officers. 

TO  WRICB  IS  ADDED, 

A  Chronological  Table  of  remarkable  Events  which  lu 
happened  fince  the  tirrt  Difcovery  of  America. 

AND   TO   WHICH   IS  ritFIXtD, 

A  Defcription  of  the  Slips  and  Wharfs  in  New-Yog^ 


By  WILLIAM  DUNCAN. 


New- York:    Printed  for  the  Editor,  by  T.  and  J.  Swo 
No.  167,  Wiliiam-llreet. — 170^. 


[Price  Four  Shillings  and  Six-J>cnce.] 


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CONTENTS. 


Part  I. 

ADefcription  of  the  Slips  and  Wharfs  in  the 
City  of  New-York. 
An  Account  of  the  Alteration  of  the  Names  of  fe- 
veralof  the  Streets  in  the  City  of  New-York. 

Part  II. — The  Directorv. 

— Containing — 

A  Lift  of  the  Names,  Occupations,  and  Places  of 
Abode  of  the  Citizens  of  New-York,  arranged  in 
alphabetical  Order,  from  Page  i  to  210 

A  Lift  of  the  Engineers  and  Firemen  of  the  City  ot 
New-York,  from  Page  2 1  o  to  215 

Part  III. — The  Register. 

— Containing  the  following  Articles — 

i ft.  The  Government  of  the  United  States. 

— Containing — 

Page. 

Senators  of  the  United  States,  —  217 

Houfe  of  Reprefentatives  of  do.  —  —  218 
Department  of  State — Department  '  of  War — 

Trcaftjry  Department,         —  221,  222 

Judiciary  of  the  United  States,  —  —  222 
Minifterial  and  confular  Appointments  by  the 

United  States,  —       —       —  223" 

Minifterial  and  confular  Appointments  bv  fo- 
reign Powers  to  the  United  States,    —  '  —  225 

Officers  of  the  Revenue,       —       —    22b. 

Officers  of  the  Bank  of  the  United  States,  —  228 
A  3  1 


vi 


CONTENTS. 


Page. 

Officers  of  the  New-York  Branch  Bank,  —  229 
Rules  obferved  in  tranfacling  bufinefs  at  do.  ibid 
Table  of  the  Weight  and  Value  of  feveral  Coins,  230 
General  Poft-Office,  —       —       —  ibid 

Commiflioners  of  Loans,  —        —  231 

Governments  of  the  Territory  of  the  United 

States  on  the  Ohio,  —       —  231,232 

Governors  of  the  different  States  in  the  Union,  232 
Mint  of  the  United  States,  —  —  ibid 
Army  of  the  United  States.  —       —  234 

2d.  Officers  of  the  State  of  New- York. 

— Containing — 
The    Governor,   Lieuteuant-Governor,  and 

Council  of  Appointment,  —  —  234,235 
Officers  in  Chancery,  —  —  235 

Officers  inthe  SupremeCourt,  Court  of  Probates 

and  Court  of  Admiralty,  —  —  ibid 
Council  of  Revifion,  —  —  ibid 

Members  of  the  Senate  and  Aflembly,  236 

3d.  Officers  of  the  City  and  County. 

— Containing — 
The  Mayor,  Recorder,  Aldermen,  &c.     237,  238, 
AlTelTors^  Collectors  and  Conftables,       —  238 
Afliftant  Juftices,  —  — •-  239 

Marfhals,  —  —  —  ibid 

Commiflioners  of  the  Alms-houfe  and  Bridewell,  ibid 
Medical  Eftablilhment  for  the  Hofpitai  at  the 

Alms-houfe,  —  —  240 

OfficersoftheCuftomsof  the  Port  of  New-York,  ibid 
I>and  and  Tide  Waiters,  —  ibid 

Reveine  Officers,  —  —  ibid 

Surveyor's  Clerks,  — -  —  —  ibid 
Cuftom-houfe  Bargemen,         —       —  i bill 

Branch  Pilots,         W*i        —  —  ibid 

Pilots  tor  the  Sound,  —  —  ibid 

Wardens  of  the  Port,  —  —  241 

Tnfpec"tors,  &c.  j-f  '  —  ibid 


CONTENTS.  vii 
Page. 

Meafurcrs  belonging  to  the  Cuftom-houfe,  242 

Officers  of  the  New-York  Battalion  of  Artillery,  ibid 

Officers  of  the  Militia  of  the  City  and  County,  ibid 

Officers  of  the  Legion,       —       —       —  243, 

4th.  Bank  of  New-York. 

Rules  obferved  in  tranfaftingBufinefs  at  the  Bank,  246 

Directors  of  the  Bank,       —       —       —  ibid 

5th.  A  Lift  of  Corporations  and  Societies. 

— Contaiaing — 

Mutual  Aflurance  Company  and  their  Rules,  247 

New-York  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  do.  248 

Marine  Society  and  do.  —        —  251 

New-York  Agricultural  Society  and  do.  253 

Mafon  Lodges,         —       —        —  254 

Columbia  College,  with  fome  Rules,  &c.  256 

A  Lift  of  the  Clergy  in  the  City  of  New-York,  257 
Roll  of  Attorn ies  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the 

State  of  New-York,  —  —  258 

Public  Notaries,  —  ■ —  264 

New-York  Hofpital,  —  —  ibid 

Medical  Society,  —  —  265 

City  Difpenfary,  —  —  266 

New-York  Society  Library,  —  270 

Tammany  Society  and  their  Mufeum,        270,  271 

St.  George's  Society,  —  —  272, 

St.  Patrick's  Society,  —  —  ibid 

St.  Andrew's  Society,  —  —  273 

German  Society,  —  —  ibid 

Society  forpromotingthe  Manumiflion  of  Slaves,  ibid 
General  Society  of  Mechanics  and  Tradefmen  in 

the  City  of  New-York,        —       —  274 

Society  for  the  Relief  of  Diftrefied  Prifoners,  27  c 

Black  Friars'  Society,  —  —  ibid 

New-York  Mufical  Society,  —  276 

St.  Cecilia  Society,  —  —  ibid 

Provident  Society,  — '■       —       —  ibid 

Benevolent  Society,  —  —  277 


viii  i  CONTENTS. 

Page. 

The  New-York  Society  for  the  Information  and 
Afliftance  of  Perfons  emigrating  from  foreign 
Countries,.  ,'•>■"" —  277 

Deacon  Society,  "^r1  —  2 79 

New-York  Cooper's  Society,  —  280 

Democratic  Societv,        —  Jfefc-^J|  t*  ibid 

6th.  Poft  Days  at  New-York,  —  ibid 

7th.  Stages  from  New -York,  —  •  281 

8th.  Rates  of  Coach  Hire  in  New-York,  282 
9th.  A  Lift  of  remarkable  Events  which  .have 
taken  place  fince  the  firft  Difcovery  of  Ame- 
rica, .      —  ■^^M^iii'it  *  w:.v  288 


A 

DESCRIPTION 

OF  THE 

SLIPS  AND  WHARFS 

IN  TBI 

CITY  OF  N  E  V/  -  Y  G  R  K. 


Wkwfs  on  the  North  River,  beginning  at  the  North  and 
running  along  the  Weji  fide  of  tie  City,  to  the  Confluence 
of  the  North  and  Eafi  Rivers  at  the  Battery. 

R HIGHLANDER'S  fhip- yards,  oppofite  the  end 
of  Chamber-fheet. 
Dean's  dock,  oppofite  the  end  of  Murray  do. 
Rhinelander's  dock,  oppofite  Barclay  do. 
Corporation-dock,    oppofite  Vefey  and  Partition 
ftreets, 

Day's-dock,  oppofite  Day-ftreet. 
Bonfel's  wharf,  at  the  end  of  do. 
Cortlandt-ftreet  dock,  or  Powle's  hook  ferry -ft.iirs, 

oppofite  Cortlandt  do. 
Liberty-ftrcet  dock,  oppofite  Liberty  do. 
Swartwout's  dock,  oppofite  Thames  do. 
Van  Steenbergh's  dock,  oppofite  do. 
New  wharfs  lately  built  by  the  Corporation  from 

the  end  of  Cedar-ftrcet  to  the  Battery. 


X 


SLIPS  AND  WHARFS. 


Wharfs  on  the  Eaft  River,  beginning  at  the  W '.ft,  and 
running  along  the  South  fide  of  the  City,  to  the  Ship- 
yards, near  Corlaer's  Hook. 

Whitehall-flip  and  Elizabeth-town  ferry-ftairs,  be- 

wixt  the  Battery  and  Moore- ft reet. 
Exchange- flip,  oppofite  Broad-ftreer. 
Albany-pier,  from  the  Exchange  to  Coenties-fli'p, 

along  Front-ftreet. 
Coeuties-flip  begins  at  the  Albany-pier,  partes  Pearl- 

ftreet,  and  ends  at  Water-ftreet. 
Cruger's  wharf  is  between  the  Old-  and  Coenties- 

flips. 

The  Old-flip  begins  at  Cruger's  wharf,  panes  the  ends 
of  Water,  Pearl,  Stone,  William,  and  Front  ftreets. 

Low's,  Gouverneur's,  Hallett's  and  Jones's  wharfs 
run  along  Front-ftreet,  from  the  Old-flip  to  the 
end  of  Wall-ftreet. 

The  Coffee-hoofe  flip,  oppofite  Wall-ftreet. 

Murray's,.  Marfton's,  Bowne's  and  Taylor's  wharfs, 
betwixt  Wall-ftreet  and  the  Fly-market. 

The  Fly-market  flip  and  Long-Ifland  ferry-ftairs,  op- 
pofite the  Fly-market,  . 

Jackfon's  whurf,  oppofite  Fletcher-ftreet. 

Lupton's  wharf,  weft  fide  of  Burling-flip. 

Burling-flip,  oppofite  John-ftreet. 

Bowne's  and  Schermerhorn's  wharfs,  betwixt  Bur- 
ling and  Beekman  flips. 

Beekman-flip  lies  about  half  way  betwixt  John  and 
Beekman  ftreets,  oppofite  Peari-ftreet,  and  pafles 
Water-ftreet. 

Malcom's,  Moore's,  Clark's,  the  Crane,  Byvanck's 
and  Farmer's  wharfs,  betwixt  Beekman  and  Peck 
flips. 

Peck-flip  erodes  Water-ftreet  oppofite  Ferry- ftreet. 
Walton's,  Rofc's,  Lawrence's,  Fitcht's,  Clerk's,  Ker- 

ley's,  Franklin's  and  De  Peyfter's  wharfs,  betwixt 

Peck  and  New  flips. 
The  New-flip  faces  James'-ftreet,  in  Cherry  do. 
Catharine-flip,  faces  Catharine-ftreet. 
The  Ship-yards,  along  Lombard-ftreet.  .. 


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Beekman's,  Rutger's,  Tillow's,  Clafon's,  Franklin's 
and  Ackley's  wharfs,  betwixt  the  Ship-yards  and 
Colonel  Rutger's  houfe. 


An  Account  of  the  Alteration  of  the  Names  of 
feveral  of  the  Streets  in  the  City  of  New- 

WHAT  were  formerly  known  by  the  names  of 
Little  Water-ftreet,  Albany-pier,  Low's,  Go- 
verneur's,  Hallett's  and  Jones's  wharfs,  and  Front- 
ftreet,  are  now  called  Front-ftreet,  from  Whitehall 
to  Beekman-flip. 

Little  Dock-ftreet,  Crugar's  wharf,  and  Water- 
ftreet,  are  now  called  Water-ftreet,  from  Whitehall- 
ftreet  to  Catharine-flip. 

Pearl-ftreet,  Great  Dock-ftreet,  Hanover-fquare, 
and  Queen-ftreet,  are  now  called  Pearl-ftreet,  from 
State-ftreet,  near  the  Battery,  to  Chatham-ftreet. 

Duke  and  Stone  ftreets  are  now  called  Stone-ftreet, 
from  Whitehall-ftreet  to  that  part  of  Pearl-ftreet  for- 
merly called  Hanover-fquare. 

Princefs  and  Beaver  ftreets  are  now  called  Beaver - 
fcftreet. 

The.  numbers  in  all  the  above  ftreets  begin  at  the 
Weft  end. 

Smith-ftreet,  William-ftreet,  and  King  George- 
ftreet,  from  the  Old-flip  to  Pearl-ftreet,  Jiear  Chatham- 
ftreet,  are  now- called  William-ftreet,  and  the  numbers 
begin  at  the  Old-flip. 

Great  George-ftreet  and  Broadway,  are  now  called 
•  Broadway,  from  the  Government-houfe  (where  the 
.  numbers  begin)  to  a  little  beyond  the  Hofpital. 

Copfie-ftreet,  near  the  Battery,  is  now  called  State- 
jjftreet,  and  the  numbers  begin  at  Whitehall-ftreet. 

Prince-ftreet  is  now  called  Roie-ftreet,  and  the 
.■numbers  begin  at  Frankfort-fireet. 

Golden -hill  and  John-ftreets  are  now  called  Joha- 
jflreet,  and  the  numbers  begin  at  Broadway. 


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Crown-flreet  is  now  Liberty-ftreet,  and  the  num- 
bers begin  at  Maiden-lane. 

Fletcherand  Cooper  ftieets  are  now  called  Fletcher- 
ftreet,  and  the  numbers  begin  at  Pearl-ftreet. 

Little  Queen-fired,  is  now  Cedar-ftreet,  and  the 
numbers  begin  at  William-ftreet. 

KJ*  The  Editor  begs  that  the  Citizens  will  at- 
tend to  the  above  alterations,  and  alio,  that  it  was 
intended  by. the  Corporation,  that  what -was  formerly 
Xing-ftreet  fliould  be  called  Congreis-ftreet,  and 
therefore  the  Editor  has  uniformly  called  it  by  that 
nrime  in  this  Dir-eflory;  but  the  Corporation  have 
lately  appointed  it  to  be  called  Pine-ftreet,  and  the 
numbers  begin  at  Broadway. 

Maiden-lane  and  the  Fly-market,  are  uniformly  cal- 
led Market- ftreet  in  this  Directory;  but  the  Editor 
underftands,  that  from  Broadway  (where  the  num- 
bers begin)  to  No.  112,  corner  of  Pearl-ftreet,  is  to 
continue  by  the  name  of  Maiden-lane,  and  from  No. 
112,  to  the  Eaft-river,  is  to  be  called  the  Fly-market, 
as  formerly,  although  the  numbers  are  continued  on 
from  Broadway  to  the  end  of  the  faid  market. 


The  following  was  handed  to  the  Editor  after 
the  DireSfory  part  was  printed. 

James  Murray,  merchant^  8z,  Maiden-lane,  and  9 
Liberty-ftreet, 


THE 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


A 

-tJLARON,  John,  mip-carpenter,  41  Rofe-flrect. 
Aaronfred,  Cocr.rad,  taylor,  28  Bowery-lane. 
Abbot,  Richard,  taylor,  212  Water-ftreet. 
Abbot,  Abijali,  giocer,  coiner  of  William  and  Cedar 
flreets. 

Abbot,  Daniel,  merchant,  50  Vefey-ftreet. 
Abbot,  James,  teller  in  the  Bank  of  New-York,  56 
Dey-ftreet. 

Abbot,  Samuel,  grocer^  corner  of  Broad  and  Garden 
llreets. 

Abeel,  Garret  B.  ironmonger,  corner  of  Cherry  and 

James-ftreets. 
Abeel,  Garret,  do. 

Abeel,  David  G.  M.  D.  corner  of  NafTau  and  Beek- 

man  ftreets. 
Abeel,  James,  land-office,  55  Broad-ftreet. 
Abel,  French  Gentleman,  44  Cherry  do. 
Abernethy,  George,  lhoe-maker,  62  Naffau  do. 
Abernethy,  William,  lhoe-maker,  62  do. 
Ablin,  John,  fhip-mafter,  58  John  do. 
Abraham,  Hyman,  tobacconift,  24  Water  do. 
Abraham,  Jacob,  85  Libeity  do. 
Abraham,  Ifaac,  merchant,  6,3  Ann  do. 
Abiams  and  Wilcox,  merchants,  63  Front  do. 
Abrams,  John,  merchant,  44  Front  do. 
Acker,  Jacob,  caiman,  251  Broadway. 
Acker,  Abram,  grocer,  271  do. 


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NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Acker,  Abram,  fhip-wright,i9Divifionftreet,Bowcrv. 

Ackerly,  Samuel,  (hip-carpenter,  Lombard-llreet.' 

Ackerman,  Morris,  taylor,  69  Reed  do. 

Ackerman,  James,  (hoe-maker,  Wine  do. 

Ackerman,  Daniel,  hcufe-carpenter,  58  do. 

Ackerman,  Abram,  carman,  Chambers  do. 

Ackerman,  Lewis,  caiman,  Wine-ftreet. 

Ackerman,  widow  Lenah,  68  Warren  do. 

Ackerman,  John,  conftable,  74  Naflau  do. 

Ackerman,  David,  rope-maker,  Wine  do. 

Ackerman,  Adam,  (hoc-maker,  21  Skin:;er  do. 

Ackerman,  Abram,  oyfter-man,  Nicholas  do.  Bowery. 

Ackerman,  David,  carman,  155  Wafhir.gton  do. 

Ackerman,  Nicholas,  carman,  30  Dey  do. 

Ackerman,  Simon,  butcher,  Bayard's-lanc,  Bower}'. 

Acke  rmnn,  Henry,  maton,  Thomas-ftreet. 

Ackert,  Frederick,  houfe-carpenter,  24  Warren  do. 

Ackley,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  72  Gold  do. 

Ackley,  Anthony,  ironmonger,  30  Broad  do. 

Ackley,  David,  mafon,  57  Church  do. 

Ackley,  Henry,  houfe-carpenter,  Firticr  do.  Bowery. 

Ackley,  Robert,  mafon,  302  Broadway. 

Adams,  Charles,  attorney  at  law  and  notary  public, 
21  Cedar-fheet. 

Adams,  John,  mafon,  92  Warren  do. 

Adams,  Robert,  mafon,  63  Murray  do. 

Adams,  Arthur,  Cabinet-maker,  288  Water  do.  . 

Adams,  William,  rigger,  89  Fair  do. 

Adams,  Peter,  carman,  21  Banker  do. 

Adams,  widow  of  Wm.  4  Water  do. 

Adams,  John,  cordwainer,  at  St.  Andrews's  Arms, 
332  Water-ftreet. 

Adams,  Jofiah,  and  Co.  merchants,  260  Pearl-ftreet. 

Adams,  ,  (hip-mafter,  406  do. 

Adams,  Ifaac,  cooper,  56  Catharine  do. 

Adams,  Francis,  mariner,  196  William  do. 

Adams,  John,  coachman,  40  Greenwich  do. 

Adamfon,  George,  tavern,  288  Water  do. 

Afflecl,  Robert,  merchant,  corner  of  John  and  Wil- 
liam ftreets. 

Africa,  C#far,  labourer,  Mulberry  dot 


N2W-Y0RK  DIRECTORY.  3 

Africanus,  Sarah,  wafher,  120  Greenwich- ftreet. 
Agnel,  Hyacinth,  teacher  of  the  French  language, 

380  Pearl-ftreet. 
Agnew,  Samuel,  labourer,  30  Chapel  (beet. 
Agnew  John,  tobacconist,  30S  Water  do. 
Aikman,  John,  fhip-ca  p-nter,  50  James  do. 
Aimn,  Jacob,  carman,  28  Robinfon  do. 
Aimn  Martin,  carman,  14  George  do. 
Ainflie,  Daniel,  butcher,  13  Chatham-row. 
Albert,  George,  black-fmith,  31  Chatham-  ftreet,  and 

6  Auguftus  do. 
Albright,  John,tayIor,  Mulberry  do. 
Alexander,  Robert,  baker,  13  Chefnut  do. 
Alexander,  Hugh,  cooper,  26  Marketfield-ftreet. 
Alexander,  William,  attorney  at  law,  287  Broadway. 
Alexander,  Robert, infurance  broker,  3  Cedar-ftreet. 
Alexander,  Andrew,  ftcne-cutter,  61  Murray  do. 
Alderkin,  Frederick,  fhip-carpenter,  Secoud-ftreet, 

Bowery. 

All,  Adam,  tea-water-man,  Mulberry  do. 
Allaire,  Peter,  A.  Kvery-ftable,  35  Vefey  do. 
Allard,  Anthony,  tanner,  10  Frankfort-ftreet. 
Algilt,  Jacobus,  93  Reed  do. 
Alhorft,  Morris,  blackfmith,  90  Naffau  do. 
Allen,  James  A.  flice-maker,  78  Warren  do.         I  f 
Allen  Stephen,  mafon,  44  Warren  do. 
Allen,  William,  labourer,  21  Robinfon  do. 
Allen,  Thomas,  bookfeller and  ftationtr,  181  Pcaildo. 
Allen,  George,  gardener,  Bowery-lane. 
Allen,  John,  cooper,  40  James-ftreet. 
<Allet!,  Stephen,  fail-maker,  8  Chefnut,  and  loft  26 

Fletcher  do. 
Allen,  Benjamin,  mariner,  Lombard  do. 
Allen,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  8  Congrefs  do. 
Allen,  Henry,  gun-fmilli,  24  Beaver  do. 
A!lt  11,  William,  gtin-fmith,  ic8  Market  do. 
Allen,  widow  Mary,  16  Dcy-ftrect. 
Allen,  widow  108  Market  do. 
Allen,  widow  Ann,  feamftrefs,  55  John  do. 
Allen,  Stephen,  mafon,  24  Reed  do. 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Allen,  Stephen,  labourer,  76  Reed-ftreet. 

Allen,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  67  Liberty  do. 

Allen,  Mrs.  callander,  67  Liberty  do. 

Allen,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  19  Rofe  do. 

Allen,  William,  tavern,  80  Wall  do. 

Allen,  Robert,  grocer,  322  Broadway. 

Alley,  Enos,  ladies  (hoe-ftore,  1 23  William-ftreet. 

Alley,  Henry,  currier,  Wine  do.  Bowery. 

Allifon,  William,  boarding-houfe,  30  Front  do. 

Allifon,  George,  fawyer,  48  Chapel  do. 

Allifon,  Peter,    filver-fmith  and  watch-maker,  187 

Broadway. 
Allifon,  Thomas,  13  Broadway. 
Alfee,  William,  (hip-caipenter,  133  Cherry-ftreet. 
Alner,  General  James,   afiiilant  juftice,  corner  of 

William  and  Beekman-ftreets. 
Alner,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  52  James-ftreet. 
Alorn,  Henry,  broker,  7  Dey  do. 
Alfop  and  Hicks,  merchants,  192  Water  do. 
Alftyne,  Abratn,  cabinet-maker,  1 74  William  do. 
Alftyne,  Jeronimus,  fen.  black-finith,  y  Liberty  do. 
Alftyne,  Jeronimus,  junr.  gold  and  filver-fmith  84 

Market-ftreet. 
Alilyne,  John,  15  Liberty  do. 
Always,  James,  windfor-chair-makcr,  1  Fayette  do. 
Always,  Robert  R.  weaver,  Fayette  do. 
Always,  John,  windfor-chair-maker,  coiner  of  James 

and  Banker  ftreets. 
Alver,  Hubert,  mafon,  Bowery-lane. 
Ambler,  Silas,  houfe-carpenter,  85  Murray-ftrcet. 
Amby,  Thomas,  labourer,  1 2  John  do. 
Amcj,  Henry,  tanner,  Thomas  do.  a 
Amherft,    Peter,  grocer,  corner  of  Gold  ami  Ann 

ftreets. 

Ammcnhifer,  Charles,  carman,  f>7  Church.Jfcreet. 
Ammerman,  Thomas,  grocer,  10  Vandcwater  do. 
Ammerman,  Peter,  (hoe-maker,  74  Chatham  do. 
Ammerman,  Albert,  carman,  27  Vandewajer  do. 
Amory,  James,  whip-maker,  1 1  Na(Tau  do.  . 
Amory,  John,  whip-maker,  153  Broadway. 
Amory,  widow  Sarah,  Mulberry-ftrcet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Amufco,  Jofeph,  mufician,  Nieholas-ftreet,  Bowery 

Anderfon,  Lambert,  carman,  17  Warren-llreet. 

Anderfon,  Jofeph,  mariner,  79  do. 

Anderfon,  Rofs,  fifherman,  79  do. 

Anderfon,  William,  labourer,  10  Auguftus-ftreet. 

Anderfon,  Ifrael,  grocer,  69  Murray  do. 

Anderfon,  Alexander,  cabinet-maker,  houfe  2f,  and 

(hop  23  Chatham-ftreet. 
Anderfon,  John,  auctioneer,  77  Wall  do. 
Anderfon,  Richard,  Bowery-lane. 
Anderfon,  John,  houie-carpenter,  59  ClifF-flreet. 
Anderfon,  Andrew, cabinet  and  chair  maker,  54  Beek- 

man  ftreet,  and  houfe  49  ClifF-ftrcet. 
Anderfon,  Nicholas,  carman,  41  Chapel  do.. 
Anderfon,  John,  grocer,  4  Front  do. 
Anderfon,  widow  Charity,  1  James  Jo. 
Anderfon,  Andrew,  huckfter,  17  Fletcher  do. 
Anderfon,  William,  carrhan,  246  William  do. 
Anderfon,  Ber throng,  (hoe-maker,  108  do. 
Anderfon,  James,  (hop-keeper,  144  Broadway. 
Anderfon,  Barnet,  labourer,  304  do. 
Anderfon,  Stephen,  fhoe-maker,  270  Greenwich  do. 
Anderfon,  Elbert,  cabinet-maker,  houfe  1 1,  and  (hop 

68  Market- ftreet. 
Anderfon,  Henry,  houfe-carper.ter,  63  Reed-ftreet. 
Anderfon,  William,  labourer,  15  Barclay  do. 
Anderfon,  Ezekiel,  fawyer,  52  Vefey  do. 
Anderfon,  Richard,  labourer,  34  Vandewater  do. 
Andurife,  Nicholas,  fhoe-maker,  31  Chapel  do. 
Andes,  Peter,  houfe-carpenter,  Second-flreet,  Bowery. 
Andras,  William,  jeweller,  40  William  do. 
•Anrlerrr,  William,  carman,  Orange-ftrect,  near  the 

Colled..  i, 
Andre,  Bartholomew,  merchant,  150  William-ftreet. 
Andree,  John  jj|^iner,  64  Frankfort  do. 
Andiecs,  liarr     "ay lor,  S  Rof;  do. 
Andrew,  WnH^phip-carpenter,  40  Rofe  do. 
Andrews,  Thorrias,  (hip-n.;;!Lr,  :c  Cherry  do. 
Angus,  y/alter,  brewer,  50  Catharine  do. 
A.ngeviae,  John,  fhoe-maker,  12  Eagle  do.  Bowery. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Angevine,  Gilbert,  grocer,  5  Beekman-flreet. 

Angelo,  John,  labourer,  38  Water  do. 

Annily,  John,  gun-fmith,  57  Water  do. 

Annand,  Robert,  houfe-carpenter,  21  Fair  do. 

Annis;  widow,  Amelia,  32  Broad-ftrcet. 

Auterman,  Chriftopher,  tea-water-man,  Mulberry  do. 

Anthon,  George,  phyfician,  1 1  Broad-ftreet. 

Anthony,  Samuel,  boarding  houfc,  corner  of  Watcr- 
ftreet  and  Crane  wharf. 

Anthony,  Stivadore,  57  Cliff-ftreet. 

Anthony,  Oliver,  houfe-carpenter,  2  Ann  do. 

Anthony,  Nicholas,  tanner,  32  Frankfort  do. 

Appleby,  widow  Mary,  huckfter,  40  Barclay  do. 

Appleby,  Jacob,  butcher,  Bay  aid  do.  Bowery. 

Applegate,  John,  boarding  houfe  and  coffee  manu- 
facturer, 183  Pearl  do. 

Archer,  John,  houfe-carpenter  and  tavern-keeper, 
Bowery-lane. 

Archer,  Mofes,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  92  Broad-ftreet. 

Archer,  Annanias,  taylor,  351  Pearl  do. 

Archer,  Ezekiel,  flioe-maker,  34.  Catharine  da*.  *  a* 

Archer  and  Davis,  grocers,  163  Market  do..  jiJi 

Archer,  Mofes,  (hoe-maker,  343  Broadway. 

Archibald,  James,  (hip-carpenter,  16  Rutger's-flrcct. 

Arcambal,  Citizen,  Conful  from  the  French  Repub- 
lic, 135  William  do. 

Arcularius,  Henry,  baker,  1  Skinner  do. 

Arcularius,  Philip,  tanner,  1 1  Frankfort  do. 

Arcularius,  George,  baker,  37  Dey  do. 

Arden,  Thomas,  Mulberry  do. 

Arden,  Jacob  J.  434  Pearl  do. 

Arden,  John,  merchant,  78  Front  do. 

Arden,  James,  mafon,  Nicholas-ftreet,  Bowery. 

Arden,    Thomas,   149  Water-ftrecr". 

Arden,  John,  ironmonger  and  houfe-carpenter,  438 
Pearl  do. 

Arden,  Francis,  butcher,  205  William  do. 

Arden,  James,  merchant,  28  William  do. 

Arding,  Charles,  phyfician,  corner  of  Be^mao  arid 

William-ftreet. 
Arell,  Peter,  grocer,  33  Chamber-ftreet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Arents,  Stephen,  cooper,  59  Murray-ftreet. 
Aris,  Sarah,  tavern-keeper,  350  Water  do. 
Aris,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  36  Reed  do. 
Aris,  Camp,  mafon,  34  Church-flreet. 
Armand,  Antoine,  2 1 2  William  do. 
Armour,  Samuel,  fhip-mafter,  83  Beekman  do. 
Armour,  John,  fliip-mafter,  89  do. 
Armftrong,  Simon,  houfe-carpenter,  26  Skinner  do. 
Armftrong,  John,  carman,  16  New  do. 
Armftrong,  Thomas,  labourer,  59  Chatham  do. 
Armftrong,  John,  mariner,  Mulberry  do. 
Armftrong,  William,  87  Liberty  do. 
Armftrong,  Robert,  labourer,  34  Vandewater  do. 
Armftrong,  John,  porter-houfe,  4  Slote-lane. 
Armftrong,  Jefle,  mahogany-fawyer,  2g  Rofe-ftreet. 
Arniaud,  Denis,  boarding -houfe,  3  Front  do. 
Arnold,  George,  butcher,  corner  of  Firft  and  Eagle 

ftreets,  Bowery. 
Arnold,  Mofes,  rope-maker,  Mulbury-ftreet. 
Arnold,  Jacob,  currier,  Magazine  do. 
Arnold,  Valentine,  carman,  253  William  do. 
Arnold,  Jacob,  currier,  253  William  do. 
Arnold,  George,  and  Co.  brokers-office,  5 3 Wall  do. 
Arnold,  Catharine,  huckfter,  26  Robinfon  do. 
Arthur,  Peter,  houfe-carpenter,  83  Warren  do. 
Afhbrige,  Richard,  conveyancer,  148  Broadway. 
Afh,  William,  (hop-keeper,  107,  Front  do. 
Afh,   Thomas  and  William,  windfor-chair-makers, 

41  John  do. 

Afti,  Thomas,  windfor-chair-maker,  45  John  do. 
Afli,  William,    do.  do.  1 7  Cedar  do. 

*A(h,  Jacob,  labourer,  4  Broadway. 
Afhfield,  John,  baker,  194  William- ftreet. 
Afhley,  Jacob,  carman,  18  Stone  do. 
Afhton,  Jofeph,  comedian,  3  Fair  do. 
Afliwell,  John,  fawyer,  37  Fair  do. 
Aflan,  Caleb,  mariner,  9  George  do. 
Alkins,  Ifaac,  carman,  60  Chamber  do. 
Afkins,  John,  coachman,  10  Beaver  do. 
Afpinwall,  Gilbert  and  John,    ironmongers,  273 
Pearl  do. 


3  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY; 

Aftor,  Henry,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 
Aftor,  John  J.  furrier,  149  Broadway. 
Atherloii,  Daniel,  (ilver-fmith,  38  James-ftreet. 
Atkins,  Ifaac,  baker,  Mott  do. 

Atkinfon,  John  and  Francis,  merchants,  123  Pearl  drf. 
Atkinfon,  Benjamin,  inlayer  and  cabinet-maker.  jc8 

Peatl  do.  JJ> 
Atwood,  widow  of  Nath.  taylorefs,  384  Pearl  do. 
Aubick,  Erneft,  tanner  and  currier,  78  Gold  do. 
Aufting,  Nathaniel,   colledlor  of  the   Revenue,  cc 

Roofevelt  do.  3i 
Anftin,  Benjamin,  houfe-carpenter,   12  Eagle  do. 

Bowery. 

Avery   John,  fhoe-mr.ker,  Lombard-ftreet. 

Avery,  Jofeph,  (hip-capenter,  do.  do. 

Avery,  John,  tavern-keeper  at  Belvedere-Houfe,  near 

Corlaer's-Hook. 
Avery,  widow  of  Gideon,  fhop  keeper,  197  Waterdo. 
Avery,  John  W.  merchant-taylor,  236  Water  do. 
Aycrigg,  Benjamin,  painter  and  glazier. 39  Church  do. 
Aymarj  James,  tobacconift,  87  Beekman  do. 
Aymar,  James,   do.       23  Fair  do. 
Aymar,  John,  cooper,  83  Naflau  do. 
Aymar,  James  D.  and  Peter,  grocers,  Chatham-row, 
Aymar,  John,  block-maker,  90  Front-ftreet. 
Ayjner,  Daniel,    do    Thomas  do. 

B 

Baalman,  John,  accountant,  Magazine-ftreet. 
Babton,  John,  carman,  16  Divifion  do.  (Bowery.) 
Bache,  Theophilaft,  merchant,  122  Pcatl-ftreet.  #■ 
Bache,  Paul  and  Andrew,  merchants,  86  Water  do. 
Bachelor,  John,  hlackfmith,  53  Cortlandt    do.  and 

houfe  Bayard's-lane.  mO/i 

Backhoufe,   ,  fhip-mafter,  Mulberry  do. 

Bachus,  Ebenezer,  merchant,  88  Wall  do. 

Baehr,  Chriftian,  merchant-taylor,  corner  of  Pe.ul 

and  Wall  (beets. 
Baehr,  Frederick,  baker,  20  Beaver  do. 
Bagley,  Thomas,  carman,  1 7  Chapel  do. 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  (J 


Bagley,  Elizabeth,  feamftrefs,  6  Fair-ftreet. 

Bagley,  Patty,       do.  6  do.    do.,  ^. 

Bain,  John,  Ihip-mafter,  18  Fletcher  do. 

Bainbridge,  Abfolam,  phyfician,  corner  cf  Naflau 
and  Congrefs  ftreets. 

Baker,  David,  boot  &  moe-maker,  231  Water-ftreet. 

Baker,  widow  Hannah,  Mulberry  do. 

Baker,  William,  cooperage,  325  Water  do. 

Baker,  Adam,  labourer,  35  Lombard  do. 

Baker,  Robert,  Ihip-wright,  21  Cheapfide  do. 

Baker,  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter,  27  do.  do. 

Baker,  Richard,  boarding-houfe,  19  Roofevelt  do. 

Baker,  William,  copper-fmith,  Ann  do. 

Baker,  Richard,  baker,  44  Rofe  do. 

Baker,  Gardiner,  keeper  of  the  Mufeum,  at  the  Ex- 
change, Broad-itreet. 

Baker,  Peter,  fliip-carpenter,  57  Cherry  do. 

B.iker,  John,  grocer,  Bayard  do.  (Bowery.) 

Baker,  William,  cooper,  52  Cherry  do. 

Bakewell,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  300  Water  do. 

Bake  well,  Jofeph,  grocer,  61  Ann  do. 

Baldwin,  John,  hair-drefler,  69  Congrefs  do. 

Baldwin,  Jonathan,  attorney  at  law,  15  Thames  do. 

Baldwin,  Charles,  huckfter,  89  Catherine  do. 

Baldwin,  Daniel,  carman,  89  do. 

Baldwin,  Charles,  attorney  at  .law,  I  Naflau  do.  3 

Baldwin,  Elizabeth,  (hop-keeper,  177  William  do. 

Baldwin,  Daniel,  painter  and  glazier,  219  do. 

Baldwin,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  58  Warren  do. 

Baldwin,  Aaron,  houfe-carpenter,  82  Liberty  do. 

Baldwin,  widow,  do&refs,  27  Divifion  do.  (Bowery)- 

Ball,  Flamen,  counfellor  at  law,  office  35,  andhoufe 
3  7  Cherry  do. 

Ball,  John,  oyfterman,  29  Water  do. 

Ball,  John,  cabinet-maker.  12  Thames  do. 

Ball,  John,  mafon,  3  Moore  do. 

Ball,  Solomon,  grocer,  136  Broadway. 

Ball,  Thomas,  mafon,  33  Barclay-ftreet. 

Ball,  Ifahella,  milliner,  14  Libertv  do. 

Ball,  James,  accountant,  38  Vandewater  do. 

Balum,  John,  gardener,  Grand  do.  (Bowery.) 


IO 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Banbard,  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter,  Thomas-ftrect. 
Eancker,  Gerard  I.  lime-meafurer,  10  Front  do. 
Bancker,  John,  weigh-mafter,  10  Front  do. 
Bancker,  Gerard,  treafurer  of  the  (Ir.te  of  New- York, 

39  Pe?rl  do. 
Bancker,  Henry,  mafon,  61  Congrefs  do. 
Bancker,  Evert,  jun.  city  furveyor,  13  Fair  dp. 
Bancker,  Chriftopher,  writer,  12  Lumber  do. 
Bancker,  Evert,  loan  officer  and  commiffioner  to  take 

affidavits  to  be  read  in  the  fupreme  court,  &c.  23 

Market-dreet. 
Bancker,  ~Mrs.  Margaret,  129  Greenwich  flreet. 
Bancker,  Abraham,  mafon,  25  Warren  do. 
Bancker,  widow  Ann,  35  Lombard  do. 
Bancker,  Abraham,  boot  and  flioe-maker,  8  Dutch  do. 
Bancker,  John,  do.  57  Ann  do. 

Bank  of  New- York,  125  Pearl  do. 
Bank  (New-York  branch)  of  the  United  States,  164 

Pearl-ftreet. 

Banks,  widow  Mary,  fchool-miftrefs,  36  Chamber  do. 
Banks,  John,  merchant-taylor,  98  Water  do. 
Bangs,  Eliakim,  fhoe-maker,  26  Warren  do. 
Bannard,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Partition  do. 
Banno,  Peter,  huckller,  5 1  Pearl  do. 
Banter,  Simeon,  carman,  Rector  do. 
Banter,  Aaron,  carman,  Haiman  do.  (Bowery.) 
Banto,  widow  Frances,  Bowery-lane. 
Banto,  Cornelius,  houfe-carpenter,  211  Greenwich 
ftreet. 

Banty,  Jean,  wafher,  27  Chatham  do. 
Baptift,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  17  Pump  do.  (Bowery.) 
Barber,  Silas  houfe-carpenter,  39  Robinfon-ftreet. 
Barber,  Thomas,  (hip-matter,  87  Fair  do. 
Barclay,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  Mulberry  do. 
Barclay,  Daniel,  (hip-carpenter,  7  Hague  do. 
Bard,  Samuel,  M.  D.  42  Broad  do. 
Bard,  John,  phyfician,  98  William  do. 
Bard,  John,  merchant,  39  Cedar  do. 
Barham,  Martha,  tavern-keeper,  65  Broadway. 
Barker,  Mai ia,  mantau-makcr  and  milliner,  56  Eeaver 
ftieet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Barker,  Jofhua,  moulder  at  the  Air  Furnace,  Green- 
wich road. 

Barker,  B.  B.  watch-maker,  65  Stone-ftreet. 
Parker,  George,  houfe  ca:penter,  Tryon-row. 
Barker,  John,  fhoe-maker,  7  Frankfort-ftreet. 
Barkinnan,  Henry,  59  Chatham  do. 
Barley,  Cafper,  fhoe-maker.  Firit-llreet,  (Bowery.) 
Barnes,  Barnabas,  labourer.  Bowery-lane. 
Barnes,  widow  Philena,  33  Cherry-ftreet. 
Barnes,  widow  Sarah,  61  Fair  do. 
Barnes,  Alvert,  fugar-retiner,  at  fugar  houfe,  Thames 
ftreet. 

Earnham,  Thomas,  cabinet-maker.  224  William  do. 
Barnet,  John,  labourer,  17  Auguftusdo. 
Barnet,  William,  mafon,  23  George  do. 
Barnet,  John,  fhoe-maker,  Wine  do.  (Boweiy.) 
Barnewell,  George,  merchant,  129  Water-ftreet. 
Barnet,  Albert,  mariner,  1 6  James  do. 
Barney,  Thomas,  taylor,  3 1  Partition  do. 
Barney,  Benjamin,  grocer,  27  do.  do. 
Barney,  Jacob,  labourer,  Whitehall  dock. 
Barnum,  Wheeler,  taylor,  41  Chatham-ftreet. 
Bar,  Henry,  labourer,  32  Chapel  do. 
Barrack,  Mrs.  millener  and  mantua-maker,  67  Li- 
berty do. 

Barrack,  Adam,  fhip-carpenter,  7  Warren  do. 
Barrett,  widow  Hannah,  62  Broad  do. 
Barrett,  Francis,  labourer,  51  Warren  do. 
Barret,  John,  harnefs-maker,  64  Broadway. 
Barretto,   Francis,  wine-merchant,  144  Greenwich- 
ftreet. 

Barron,  James,  merchant,  houfe  203  Water  do.  ftore 

19  Beekman-flip. 
Barrow,  John,  merchant,  292  Pearl-ftreet. 
Barrow,  Thomas,  merchant,  31  William  do. 
Barrow,  John  J.  painter  and  glazier,  15  New  do. 
Barry,  Thomas,  merchant,  1 1 7  Cherry  do. 
Barry,  David,  labourer,  21  Marketfield  do. 
Bartlet,  Ifaac,  merchant,  272  Water  do. 
Bartlet,  William,  boarding-houfc,  corner  ofCherry- 

flrcet  and  New-market. 


12  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Bartlet,  William,  phyfician,  101  Cherry-ftreet. 

Battling,  Elizabeth,  ihop-keeper,  100  Warren  do. 

Barton,-  William,  black-fmith,  64  Cortlandt  do. 

Barton,  Roger,  grocer,  4  Crane  wharf.  » 

Bartram,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  68  Ann-ftreet. 

Barlholph,  Henry,  caiman,  49  Partition  do. 

Barwell,  widow  J.me,  6  Congrefs  do. 

Earwick,  John,  carman,  12  Vefey  do. 

Batterel,   .jeweller,  123  Market  do. 

Baflery,  Ann,  confeftioner,  36  John-ftreet. 

BafTet,  Frederick,  pewterer,  218  Pearl  do. 

Baflet,  Francis,  ptwterer,  213,  do.  do.  ■ 

Kates   widow  Sarah,  7  1  Murray  do. 

Bates,  Abraham   21  Wall  do. 

Bates,  Thomas,  mariner.  Potter-baker's  hill. 

Bates,  widow,  feamftrefs    18  Chamber-llreet. 

Battin,  John,  tiivern.  22  John  do.  corner  of  Nafiau. 

Eaty,  David,  grocer,  81  William  do. 

Baudowine,  Abraham   hatter,  140  Front  do. 

Batiman,  Sebaftian   poil-mafter,  30  Wall  do. 

Baufher,  Henry,  black-fmith.  75  Naflau  do. 

Baxter,  widow  of  John,  437  Pearl  do. 

Baxter,   ,  accountant,  37  Cherry  do. 

Baxter,  James  wheel-wright,  corner  of  NaiTau  and 
Peekman  do. 

Eayard,  Nicholas,  alderman,  Payard's  lane. 

Bayard,  William,  merchant,  49  Wall-ftreet. 

Bayard,  Lawrence,  labourer,  Crofs  do. 

Bayley,  William  and  James,  merchants,  56  Front  do. 

Baylcy,  Daniel,  tobacconift,  231  Water  do. 

Bayley,  Capt.  Benjamin,  402  Pearl  do. 

Bayley,  benjamin,  fhip-mafter,  97  Cherry  do. 

Bayley,  William,  merchant,  18  Marketlreld  do. 

Bayley,  Jofeph,  tavern,  57  Chatham  do. 

Bayley,  John,  mafon,  15  Fair  do. 

Bayley,  John,  brafs-founder  and  ironmonger,  60  Wa- 
ter do. 

Bayley,  James,  grocer,  38  Congrefs  do. 
Bayley,    widow  of    William,   boarding  houfe,  141 
Broadway. 

Bayley,  Richard,  phyfician,  46  Broadway. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  13 

Bayley,  Melandlon,  city-marftial,  356  Pearl-ftreet. 
Bay  ley,  Simeon  A.  gold  and  filver  fmith,  96  Market- 
ftreet. 

Bazely,  Richard,  butcher,  Elizabeth  do.  (Bowery) 
Bazeley,  Holoraonas,  rope-maker,  Crofs,  do. 
Bazen,  Thomas,  merchant,  112  William  do. 
Beach,  the  Rev.  Abraham,  D.  D.  one  of  the  Mini- 

(lers  of  the  Proteftant  Epifcopal  Church,  85  Beek- 

man-ftreet. 
Beagle,  John,  labouret,  194  Chamber  do. 
Beakley,  Chriftopher,  tavern,  128  Market  do. 
Beam,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  87  Warren  do. 
Beach,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  Barrack  do. 
Bearmus,  John,  rigger.  205  Greenwich  do. 
Beck,  Nathaniel,  mafon,  48  Warren  do. 
Beck,  Leopold,  baker,  8  barclay  do. 
Bean,  John, hair-dreffer,  11  Moore  do. 
Beardfley,  Mrs.  boarding-houfe,  232  Water  do. 
Becker,  John,  grocer,  Bayard  do. 
Beck,  George,  butcher,  Mulbetry  do. 
Bedlow,  William,  (hip-yards. 
Beaquet,  Louis,  taylor,  97  James  do. 
Bedinger,  Andrew,  labourer,  Bowery-lane. 
Bedieut,  John,  grocer,  16  Fair-ftreet. 
Bedient  and  Kimberly,  grocers,  148  Front  do. 
Bedle,  Mordicai,  houfe-carpenter  13  Cheapfide. 
Becanon,  Philip,  tavern,  2  31  William  do. 
Becket,  John,  (hoe-maker,  40  Gold  do. 
Beekman,  George,  carmen,  9  Reed  do. 
Betkman,  Harman,  do.    84  do. 
Beekman,  William,  do.   46  Chapel  do. 
Beekman,  Henry,  houfe-cai  pente, ,  Magazine  do. 
Beekman,  Henry,  ii.ipefWof  wood,  48  James  do. 
Beekman,  William,  merchant,  (hip-yards,  upper  end 

of  Cherry  do. 
Beekman,  widow  Sarah,  50  Cherry  do. 
Beekman,  William,  labourer,  12c do.  do. 
Beekman,  John,  druggift,  26  William  do. 
Beekman,  James,  jun.  mercliaut,  26  do.  do. 
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N£W-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Beekman,  James  J.  merchant,  57  Market-ftreet. 

Beekinan,   ,  fchool-raafter,  12  Liberty-ftreeU 

Beekman,  Nicholas,  hair-drefler,  383  Pearl  do. 
Beekman,  Theophilus,  alderman,  304  Water  do. 
Beebee,  Samuel,  broker,  41  Congrefs  do. 
Beets,  Daniel  Houfe,  carman,  45  Catharine  do. 
Belknap,  widow  Elizabeth,  fchool-miftrefs,  2  Gar- 
den do. 

Bell,  James,  (hoc-maker,  54  Warren  do. 
Bell,  Thomas,  mafon,  8  Robinfon  do. 
Bell,  Samuel,  taylor,  219  Water  do. 
Bell,  John,  black-fmith,  mop  367  Pearl  do.  and  houfe 
10  Peck-flip. 

Bell,  widow  Elizabeth,  (hop^keeper,  418  Pearl-ftiect. 
Bell,  widow  Ann,  1  7  Thames  do. 
Bel!,  John,  grocer,  78  Wall  do>  J'w*k 
Bell,  John,  mafon,.  19  George  do. 
Bell,  Thomas   labourer,  40  Greenwich  do. 
Bell,  Alexander,  houfe-carpenter,  69  Liberty  do. 
Bellard,  William,  coach  and  chair  maker,  8  iiatavia- 
lane. 

Benfield,  Henry,  city-marfhal,  26  Cherry  do. 

Benford,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  10  Murray  do. 

Benham,  widow  Elizabeth,  60  Broad  do. 

Benn,  Mifs,  feamftrefs,  4  George  do. 

Bennet,  James,  copper-fmith,  4f4  Pearl  do. 

Bennet,  Jacob,  (hoe-maker,  8  Chapel  do. 

Bennet,  Cornelius,  fen.  carman,  6  Harman  do. 
(Bowery.) 

Bennet,  Cornelius,  jun.  do.  6  do. 

Bennet,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  19  do. 

Benning  John,  accountant,  32  Feny  do. 

Bennis,  Thomas,  merchant,  115  Cherry  do. 

Benfcouta,-  Elias,  carman,  Wine  do.  ( Bowery. ) 

Bcnfon,  Robert,  clerk  of  the  city  and  county  of  New- 
York,  21  Congrefs  do. 

Benfon,  John,  lapidary  and  glafs-cutter,  56  Bea- 
ver do.. 

Benfon,  Garret,  carman,  35  Church  do. 
Benfon,  Benjamin,  houfc-caipenter,  a  Rofe  do. 


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Ecnfon,  Jonas,  fkinner,  Bowery -lane. 

Benfon,  Samuel,  city  watchman,  296  Broadway. 

Bently,   >  mariner,  8  Peck-flip. 

Bentley,  Jofepli,  labourer,  Crofs-llreet. 

Bcnyou,  widow  Sarah,  7  Cheapfide. 

Berdan,  David,  lhoe-maker,  82  Liberty-ftreet. 

Eergh,  Chtillian,  (hip-carpenter,  81  James  do. 

Berian,  James,  grocer,  64  Reed  do. 

Berian,  Daniel,  (hip-carpenter,  327  Water  do. 

Berian,  widow  Eleanor,  97  Fair  do 

Berian,  Richard,  carman,  corner  of  Firft  and  Eagle 

ilreets  (Bowery.) 
Eerman,  Jacob,  baker,  38  Dey-ftreet. 
Bernardi,  Charles,  boarding-houfe*  56  Pearl  do. 
Berry,  widow  Judith,  81  Naffau  do. 
Berrf ,  James,  hawker,  204.  Greenwich  do. 
Berry,  Rogers,  and  Berry,  bookfellers  and  ftationera, 

128  Pearl  do. 
Berry,  David,  boatman,  48  Rofe  do. 
Eerthou,  Conftaot,  teacher  of  the  French  language, 

101  Beekman  do. 
Bertre,  Louis,  Bowcry-lane. 
Bertine,  Peter,  Anthony-itreet. 
Berwick,  Robert,  conftable,  262  Greenwich  do. 
Left,  Mrs.  Francis,  boanJing-houfe,  38  Wall  do. 
Betts,  William,  accountant,  103  Chatham  do. 
Bicker,  Walter,  hatter,  56  Liberty  do. 
Bierfuhr,  Heniy.  taylor,  355  Pearl  do. 
Biggs,  Timothy,  houfe-carpenter,  54,  Barclay  do. 
Billings,  Henry,  grocer,  6  Chamber  do. 
Biilington,  Elias,  houfe-carpenter.  59  Barclay  do. 
Bindon.  Jofeph,  grocer,  corner  of  Liberty-tlreet  and 

Broadway. 

Bingham.  James,  ganger,  390  Pearl-ftreet. 
Bingham,  John,  doek-malier,  54  Fair  do. 
Bingham,  widow  Martha.  61     do.  do. 
Bingiey,  William,  taylor,  65  Chatham  do, 
Binks,  John, houfe-carpenter  andjoiner.ioRoofeveltdo 
Einks,  Jofeph,  laborer,  376  Pearl  do. 
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Binnegar,  Abraham,  grocer,  20  &  22  Auguftus-ftreet. 

Bird,   ,  mariner,  47  Chatham  do. 

Birdfall,  Nathaniel,  printer  and  bookfeller,  80  Cherry 
ft  reef. 

Beraud  and  Blenon,  druggifts,  106  Market -ftreet. 
Bifhop,  Thomas,  tavern  and  boarding  houfe,  75  Con- 
grefs-ftreet. 

Bifiiop.  Ezekiel,  grocer,  corner  of  Roofevelt  and  Ban- 
ker llreets. 

Billet, th;  Rev.  John,  one  of  the  Minifters  ofthePro- 
te'.lant  Epifcopal  Church,  12  Dey-rtreet. 

BiiTet,  James  D.  cabinet  and  chair-maker,  93  Beek- 
man  ftreet. 

BifTet,  John,  carman, Mulberry  do. 

Billet,  Weeks,  mafon,  18  Liberty  do. 

Bizat,  Pierre,  from  Cape  Francois,  35  Murray  do. 

£laau,  Uriah,  5  Pearl  do. 

Black,  James,  jun.  cabinet-maker,  6  George  do. 

Black,  Peter,  porter  houfe.  Magazine  do. 

Black,  Richard,  ihip-mafter.  6  New  do. 

Black,  widow,  Elizabeth,  fhop-kceper,  14  NafTau  do. 

Black,  William,  cabinet  &  chair-maker,  172  Wm.  do. 

Black,  Ifaac,  labourer,  96  Broadway. 

Black,  John,  book-binder,  5  Cedar-ftreet. 

Black,  James,  grocer,  17  Ferry  do. 

Blackley,  Davis,  block-maker,  212  William  do. 

Blackberry,  John,  black  and  wltitc-fmith,  38  Bar- 

•  clay  do. 

Blackberry.   ,  black-fmith,  12  Chapel  do. 

Blackley,  Thomas,  mafon,  82  Reed  do. 
Blackflee.  Archibald,  boarding-houfe,  188  Water  do. 
Blackwell.  Jofiah,  and  Co.  merchants,  103  Front  do. 
Elackwell,    Jofeph,   merchant,  57  Pearl-ftreet,  and 

ftore  8  Coenties-fiip. 
Blagge,  John,  merch,  182 Front, houfe  42  John-ftreet. 
Blair,  Daniel,  labourer,  J  5  Dover  do. 
Blake,  widow  Sarah,  Mulberry  do. 
Blake,  widow  Jane,  45  Ann  do. 
Blake,  widow  of  Richard,  314  Broadway. 
BlaAchard,  John,  boarding-houfe,  1 20  Chcrry-ftreet. 


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Blanchard,  Ifaac,  carman,  10 1  Reed-ftreet. 
Blanchard,  James,  cooper,  7  John  do. 
Blanchard,  John,  brafs-founder,  7  John  do. 
Blanchfield,  widow  of  Patrick,  286  Bioadway. 
Blanck,  Francis,  carrier  and  grocer,  corner  of  Hague 

and  Skinner  flreets. 
Blanck,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  Bowery-lane. 
Blanck,  Jacob,  carman,  near  the  Collect. 
Blanck,  Andrew,  carman,  50  Chatham-ftreet. 
Blauvelt,   widow  of  James,    boarding-houfe,  296 

Broadway. 

Bleecker,  James,  auctioneer,  1 18  Pearl-ftreet. 

Bleecker,  Anthony  L.  and  fons,  vendue  and  coni- 
miflion  (lore,  178  do.  do.  - 

Bleecker,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  2  1  Partition  do. 

Bleecker,  John,  glafs  and  china  merchant,  25  Cher- 
ry-ft.  reet. 

Bleecker,  Rutgers,  accountant,  21  Roofevtk  do. 
Bleecker  and  March,  (tock  and  infuiauce  broke: s, 

48  Wall-ftreet... 
Bleecker,  Leonard,  do.  do.  54  do. 
Eleecker,  Sarah,  feamftrefs,  1 1  Eagle-ftieet,  (Bowery) 
Bloodgood,  Archibald,  attorney  atlaw,67  Pearl-ureet. 
Bloodgood  and  Hitchcock,  grocers,  206  Water  do. 
Bloodgood,  Abraham,  tanner  and  currier,  13  Vande- 

water  ftreet. . 
Bloodgood,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  64  Barclay  do. 
Bloome,  widow  of  Matthias,  450,  Pearl  do. 
Bloome,  Chriftian,  labourer,  24c  William  do. 
Bioome,  Henry,  carman,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Bloorafield.  Timothy,  carman,  23  Chapel-ftreet. 
Blovelt,  Harman,  carman,  83  Reed  do. 
Blucke,  widow  Margaret,  confectioner,  3  1  Broad  do. 
Boardman,  John,  tavern-keeper,  85  Murray  do. 
Bockee,  Abraham,  cooper,  5  Cliff  do. 
Bockee,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  31  John  do.  . 
Bockee,  Ifaac,  cooper,  7  Cliff  do. 
Bockhoril,  Harman,  baker,  25  Cheapfide  do. 
Boden,  Omar,  turner,  110  Pearl  do. 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Boden,  Nicholas,  fugar-baker,  Mulberry-flreet. 

Bcemm,  Jacob,  dry  good  ftore,  7  Ccenties-llip. 

BogarJus,  John,  carman,  312  Broadway. 

Bogr.rdus,  Robert,  attorney  at  law,  32  Cherry-ftreet. 

Bogart,  John,  carman,  15-  chamber  do. 

Bogart,  Albert,  cooper,  14  CtifF  do. 

Bogart,  Catherine,  fhop-keeper,  165  William,  do. 

Bogart,  Peter,  71  William  do. 

Bogart,  Peter,  grocer,  289  Pearl  do. 

Bogart,  James,  421  Pearl  do. 

Bogart,  Nicholas  C.  7  Thames  do. 

Bogart,  John,  caiman,  52  Bancker  do. 

Bogart,  John,  potter,  67  Chatham  do. 

Bogart,  Jofeph,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 

Bogart,  Nicholas,  white-fmith,  9-2  James  do. 

Bogart,  Jacob,  carman,  Elizabeth  do.  (Bowery) 

Bogart,  widow  of  Cornelius  L.  boarding-houfe,  210 
Greenwich  do. 

Bogart,  widow  of  Gilbert,  229  William  do. 

Bogart,  widow  of  Gilbert,  226  do.  do. 

Bogart,  Gilbert,  fhoe-maker,  264  do.  do. 

Bogart,  John,  merchant,  169  Broadway. 

Bogart,  Jacobus,  flour  merchant.  171  do. 

Bogart,  James  L.  grocer,  185  Greenwich  do. 

Bogart,  Henry,  moulder  at  the  Air- Furnace,  Green- 
wich-road. 

Bogartf  Peter,  carman.  57  Cedar-ftreet. 

Bogart,  Adrian,  weaver,  46  Auguftus  do. 

Bogart,  John,  cooper,  33  Rofe  do. 

Bogart,  James,  carman,  37  do.  do. 

Bogart,  Abraham,  butcher  46  do. 

Eogart,  Daniel,  mariner,  Harman-ftrect.  (Bowery) 

Bogait,  Jacobus,  baker,  1  Cortlandt  do. 

Bogert,  Cornelius  I.  counfellor  at  law,  houfe  12  and 

office  10  Beekman-ftreet. 
Bogert,  John  G.  attorney  at  law,  12  do. 
Boggs,  William,  taylor,  24  Beaver  do. 
Boggs  and  Rogers,  houfe-carpenters  and  fhip-joiners, 

between  New  and  Catharine-flips,  Water  do. 
Boggs,  Jatnes,  (hip-join«r,  27  Rutger's-ftreet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


1? 


Bolmer,  Matthew,  granary  (lore,  Magav.ine-dreet. 
Bolen,  John,  oval  and  round  turner  and  mufical  uv- 

ftrument-maker,  32  Fair-dreet. 
Bolender,  George,  gardener,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Bolmer,  Matthew,  tavern-keeper,  94  Chatham-ftrect. 
Bolmer,  Peter,  black-fmith,  148  do.  do. 

Bolter,  John,  mariner,  30  Rutger's  do. 
Bolton,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  26  Frankfort  do. 
Bolton,  Anthony,  (hoe-maker,  20  Broadway. 
Bond,  Abraham,  grocer,  29  Front  do. 
Bond,  George  A.  and  Co.  merchants,  141  Pearl  do. 
Bond  and  Binnegar,  grocers,  57  Whitehall  do. 
Bond,  Cornelius,  {hoe-maker,  28  Warren  do. 
Bonker,  William,  hodler,  Mulberry  do. 
Bonnttt,  Daniel,  tanner  and  currier,  22  Frankfort  do.  . 
Bonnett,  John,  baker,  22  Murray  do. 
Bonham,  Blaithwaite,  fliip-carpenter,  21  Roofevelt  do 
Bonfall,  John,  merchant,  159  Wafhington  do. 
Bontecou,  John,  taylor  and  boarding-houfe,  31  Cher- 

ry-dreet. 

Bonter,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Church  do. 
Bonter,  Simon,  labourer,  comer  of  Chapel  and  Reed 
ftreets. 

Bonter,  Peter,  carman,  249  Greenwich  do. 
Bonter,  Aaron, carman,  20  Harman-dreet,  (Bowery.) 
Bonter,  Charles,  mafon,  25 1  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Bonty,  Samuel,  labourer,  62  Reed  do. 
Bookay,  MintU9,  labourer,  47  Ann  do. 
Booker,  John,  labourer,  21  Bancker  do. 
Boos,  Wandle,  corner  of  Bowery-lane  and  Nicholas 
ftreet. 

Borrett,  WilKam,  grocer,  182  Willia'm-ftreet. 
Borr'is,  John,  hair-dreffer  and  grocer,  10  Broad  do; 
Borrowe,  Samuel,  phyfician,  77  Water  do. 
Bofs  and  Kindell,  gold  and.  nlver-fmiths.  104  Pearl  do. 
Boftwick,  William,  taylor,  21  Gold  do. 
Boftwiek,  Sarah,  159  Greenwich  do. 
Bod  wick,  Andrew,  merchant,  44  do.  do. 
Bolkirk,  A.  V.  merchant.  167  Broadway. 
Bodon,  Wiiliam,  blackfmith,  6j  Dey-dreet. 


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Bourum.John,  cuftom-houfe-meafurer,3oReed-ftreet. 

Boulct,  Antoine,  71  NafTau  do. 

Bounting,  William,  dilliller,  corner  of  Greenwich 

and  Murray  ftreets. 
Bontillicr,  J.  L.  profeffor  oflanguages,  63  Liberty- 

ftrcet. 

Bouvies,  .chief  phyfician  to  the  French  hofpi- 

tal  on  Bedlow's-I/land,  26  Verlettenberg  do. 
Bovenhorn.  Paulus,  fawyer,  49  Augulhis  do. 
Bowden,  widow,  mantua-maker,  59  William  do. 
Bowers,  Martin,  ftone-c.utter,  Lombard  do.. 
Bowers,  Henry,  merchant,  133  Greenwich  doMiff  . 
Bowie,  Daniel,  grocer,  60  Partition  do. 
Bowie,  Daniel,  labourer,  60  Broad  do. 
Bowie  1  widow  of  John,  fhop-keeper,  166  Broadway. 
Bowman,  George,  mafon,  43  Barclay-ftreet. 
Bowman,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  45  Auguilus  do. 
Bowne,  William,  jun.  jeweller  and  hair-worker,  30 

Beekman-ftieet. 
Boyne,  John,  black-fmith,  179  Front  do. 
Bowne  and  Byrne,  merchants,  181  do. 
Bowne,  William,  merchant,  265  Pearl  do. 
Bowne,  Samuel,  merchant,  267  do. 
Bowne,  George,  milkman,  Anthony-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
'Bowne,  widow.  Hannah, .  boarding -houfe,  30  Jteek-. 

man-ft.reet. 
Bowne,  widow  of  James.  309  Pearl  do. 
Bowne  and  Peas  fall,  hardware  (lore,  248  do. 
Bowne,  Robert  X,.  and  Samuel  S.  merchants,  252  do, 
Bowne,  Robert,  merchant,  houfe  256,  and  ftore  25S 

Pearl  do. 

Bowne,  Elias,  city-marfhall,  26  Reofevelt  do. 
Bowne,  Obediah  and  Andrew,  merchants,  7  Wil- 
liam do. 

Bowne,  John,  black-fni'th,  85  Fair  do. 

Bowen  Daniel,  exhibition  of  wax-work  and  paintings, 

75  ^  road-ftrect. 
Bowles,  widow,  59  Liberty  do. 
Bowfe,  Nicholas,  (hip. carpenter,  corner  of  Clierry 

and  Oliver  Itrcets. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


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Boyce,  Jacob,  taylor,  64  Chatham-ftreet. 
Boyce,  John,  black-fmith,  Bowery. 
Boyce,  Matthew,  do.  do. 
Boyce,  John,  (hoe-maker,  do. 
Boyd,  James,  clerk  in  the  treafury-ofF.ce,  22  Pearl- 
ftreet. 

Boyd,  Samuel,  counfellor  at  law,  27  Congrefs  do. 

Boyd.  William,  broker,  12  Stone  do. 

Boyle  and  Woodward,  coach  and  chair-maker  s  185 

Broadway. 
Boyd,  Caleb   nailer,  Greenwich-road. 
Boyle,  Caleb,  coach-maker,  43  Dey-ftreet. 
Boyer,  Antoine,  glover,  near  the  Coikdl. 
Boyer,  Guillam,  leather-drefTer,  do. 
Bradberry,  James,  {hoe-maker,  58  Warren-ftreet. 
Bradford,  Mis.  38  Courtland  do. 
Bradhurit,  Samuel,  phyfician,  3 14  and  3 16  Pcail  do. 
Bradhuifl  and  Field,  druggifts,  84  Water  do. 

Bradhurft,  ,  cutler,  43  George  do. 

Bradifh.  James,  merchant,  113  Water  do. 
Bradley,  James,  boarding-houfe,  91  Market  do. 
Brady,  George,  taylor,  24  Stone  do. 
Bragg,  John,  hardware  ftore,  340  Water  do. 
Brain,  Daniel,  fhip-mafter,  22  Cedar  do. 
Brant,  Jacob,  labourer,  324  Broadway. 
Brand,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  10  Beaver  do. 
Brandus,  Henry,  labourer,    corner  of  George  and 

NaiTau  ftreets. 
Brannon,  widow,  feamftrefs,  37  Cedar-ftreet. 
Branthwait,  William,  merchant,  76  Fair  do. 
Brantingham,  Thomas  H.  merchant,  181  Water  de 
Rrantingham  and  Underhill,  merchants,  202  do. 
Brannyfen,  Charles,  tavern,  263  Broadway. 
Branfon,  Ifaac,  32  Coitlandt-ftreet. 
Branfon,  Ware,  cabinet-maker,  76  Gold  doi^PBP 
Brafher,   Lawrence,  hatter,  18  Water  do. 
Brafher,  Ephraim,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  and  affift 

antjuftice,  5  Cherry  do. 
Brafher,  Philip,  mariner,  45  Cliff  do. 
Bra/her.  widow  Helena,  12  NafTau  do. 


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Brafter,  Mrs.  Philander,  (tore  92  Williax-ftreet. 
^ajer,  widow  M.des,  boarding-houfe,  72  do.  do. 
Bniflier.  John  fhip-mafter,  55  Whitehall  do. 
*ray,  widow  Elizabeth,  5  Marketed  do. 
Breath,  John,  29  Beekmando. 
Breafch  john,  baker,  324  Broadway. 

(Bowery1)1101"35'    *hoe"maker'  EHzabeth-ftrcet, 
Bretagne,'  David,  hatter,  Elizabeth  do. 
Brett,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  90  Warren-ftreet. 

Brevoort,   ,  lamp-lighter,  31  Church  do. 

iJrevooit,  Abraham,  tavern.  26  Chatham  do. 
Brevoort,  Henry,  whecl-wright,  Eowery-lane. 
Brevoort,  Elias,  merchant,  36  Market-Itreet. 
Brewcrton,  widow  of  George,  279  Broadway. 
Brevvfter,  Samuel,  fhop-keeper,  32  Chgrry-flreet: 
Bjackman,  Henry,  wheel-wright,  55  Warren  do. 
Bridge,  widow  Martha,  76  Gold  do. 
Bndgen,  Thomas  13.  merchant,  77  Pearl  do. 
Briggs,  John,  grocer,  64  Reed  do. 
Bngga  Ebenezer,  grocer,  between  New  and  Catha- 
rine-flips, Water-ftreet. 
Brinckerhoff,   Cornelius,   cutler  and  brafs-founder, 

187  Water-ftreet. 

Brinckerho.T.Sebea, houfe-carpenter,  Greenwich-road. 

Brinckerhoff,  Henry,  tavern  and  Bull's  ferry-home, 
keeper,  76  Vefey-ftreet. 

Brinckly,  Thomas,  city-maiflial,  24  Cedar  do.. 

Brifcoa,  William,  brufli-maker,  11  Cliff  do. 

Britten,  Samuel,  heel-maker,  21  Chatham-row. 

Britten,  Nicholas,  lhoe-maker,   67  Harrack-jlreet. 

Brock,  Francis,  mafon,  27  Ferry  do. 

Brooks,  Henry,  S.'  grocer,  corner  of  Cherry  and  Ca- 
tharine ftreets. 

Brooks,  David,  phyfician,  corner  of  do.  and  do. 

Brooks,  Richard,  mafon,  250  Wiiliam-ilreet. 

Brooks,  Hemy,  tanner,  Crofs  do 

Brook,  Michael,  painter  and  glazier, -66  Liberty  do. 

Brooks,  Reuben,  labourer,  21    i  anoker  do. 

Brooks,  Daniel  J.  mafon,  24  Bancker  do. 


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"Broome,  John,  merchant,  75  Stcne-ftreet. 

Broome,  William,  carman,  Barcley  do. 

Broome,  Piatt  and  Co.  merchants,  135  Water  do. 

Biott,  Andrew,  merchant,  69  Market  do. 

Brower,  Samuel,  drum-maker,  and  compofition  fan- 
light maker,  74  Chatham  do. 

Brower,  Jacob,  tavern  keeper,  corner  of  Naffau  and 
Ann-ftreets. 

Brower,  Abraham,  printer  and  bcckfeller,  corner  of 

NafiTau  acd  Jchn  llreets 
Brower,  John,  uphoMerer,  65  Broad-ftreet, 
Brower,  David,  black-fmith,  Hefter  00  (Bowery) 
Browei,  Henry,  deputy  iherifF,  51  -nndo. 
Brower,  Chriftian,  carman,  252  William  do. 
Brower,  Abraham,  taylor,  152  Broadway. 
Brower,  Jacob,  baker   61  Cedar  ftreet. 
Brower,  Abrrmam.  batter,  28  and  30  Market  do. 
Brower,  Theophilu«,  merchant,  9  Barling' flip. 
Brower,  Ifaac,  dock  builder,  Orange-ftreet. 
Brower,  Abraham,  carman,  52  Warren  do. 
Brower.  Elijah   mariner,  34  Barclay  do. 
Brower-  David  carman.  Barley  do. 
Brower  •  Lawrence,  carman,  do. 
Brower  Jacob,  tanner,  do. 
Brower'  Abraham,  black-fmith,  fnop  5  Partition  do. 
Brower  John,  houfe-cai penter,  20  Dey  do. 
Browtr,  John,  do.  19  do. 

Browcr(  Nicholas,  carman,  73  Reed  do. 
Brower,  Jacob.       do.       38  do. 
Brower,  Henry,     do.        78  do, 
Brover,  Daniel,  button-maker,  53  Warren  do. 
Brower,  Jacob,  houfe-ca.-pcnter,  54  do. 
Brower,  J  In,  carman,  50  Warren  do. 
Ere — er  ,  Dinie;,  houfe-cai  penter,  376  Pearl  do. 
Brower;  Ifcac,  carman,  67  Church  do. 
Brower,  John,  merchant,  26  Marketfield  do. 
Brower,  Jacob,  taylor,  14  Thames  do. 
Brown,  Samuel,  cooper,  78  Murray  do. 
Brown,  John,  houfs-carpenter,  15  do. 
Browoj  Edmund,     do.  15  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Brown,  Alexander,  cooper,  184  Front-ftreet. 

Brown,  Jacob,  fhoe-makcr,  67  do. 

Browne,  Thomas,  boat-builder,  263  Water-ftreet,  and 

houfe  6  Roofeyelt  dp. 
Erowne,  John,  boat-builder,  319  Water  do. 
Brown  James,  labourer,  116        do.  do. 
Brown,  Thomas  fail-maker,  20  Pearl  do. 
Brown,  capt.  Win.  merchant,  20 do. 
Brown  widow  fick  nurfe,  400  do. 
Brown  Thomas,  fhip-malter,  10  Chefnut  do. 
Brown.  Thomas,  brewer,  5  Lombard  do. 
Brown,  John,   houfe-catpenter,  30  George-ftreet, 

( Bowery. ) 

Brown,  widow  Sarah  wafher,  18  Garden-ftreet. 
Brown,  William,  fcxton  of  St.  Paul's  church,  1  church 
iheet. 

Brown,  John,  wood-fawyer,  25  Banckerdo. 

Brown,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  263  William  do. 

Brown,  Daniel  O.  perfumer,  1 16        do.  do. 

Brown,  James,  biewery,  326  Broadway. 

Brown,  Antiiony,  brewer,  326  do. 

Brown,  Andrew,  merchant,  111  William-ftreet,  cor- 
ner of  John-ftrect. 

Brown,  Tohn,  mariner,  Effex-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

JJrown,  Paul,  (hoe-maker,  do. 

Brown  widow  of  Wm.  188  William-ftreet. 

Brown.  N  ithaniel,  ftone-cutter,  117  Greenwich  do. 

Brown,  John  labourer,  10  Hague  do. 

Brown  Joha  fextonof  the  United  Frefbytcrian  Church, 
4  Ncw-ttreet. 

Brown  John,  baker,  123  Chatham  do. 

Brown,  George,  grocery  and  tavern,  Bowery-lane. 

Brown,  Wm.  carman,  ti  Roofevelt-ftreet. 

/Brown.  Richard,  mariner,  80  do  do. 

Brown,   ,  houfe-carpenter,  26  Oliver  do. 

Brown  &  Marfh,  grocers,  5  Catharine  do. 

Brown,  Jofiah,  labourer,  63  do.  do. 

Brown,  William  ,  earthen-ware  ftore,  53  Broad  do. 

Brown,  Alexander,  houfe-carpentev,  8  Dutch  do. 

Brown,  William,  houfe.carpeuter,  45,  Rutger'6  do. 


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25 


Brown,  Charles,  Chip-carpenter,  56  RutgerVftreet. 
Brownefk.Nathaniel,  hatter,  19  Beekman-flip. 
Brown,  John,  fhoe-maker,  4  Murray-ftreet. 
Brown,  widow,  fick-nurfe,  Barley  do. 
Brown,  Robert,  coach-maker,  42  Partition  do. 
Brown,  Robert,  (hip-carpenter,  41  Rofe  do. 
Brown,  Nicholas,  mariner,  5  Pump  ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Brown,  John,  mafon,  9    do.  do. 
Brown,  Anthony,  houfe-carpenter,  Thomas- dreet. 
Brown,  James,  brewer,  do.  do. 

,  Brown,  Henry,  black-fmith,  Bayard-flreet,  (Bowery ) 
Bruce,  Robert  and  Peter,  grocers,  1  22  Front-ftrect. 
Bruce,  Robert,  grocer,  houfe  125  Water  do. 
Bruce,  John,  currier,  69  Partition  do. 
Bruce,  Henry,  fhip-mafter,  87  Fair  do. 
Bruce,  Mrs.  1 2  Broadway. 

Bruen,  Thomas,  leather-cutter,  laft  and  heel-maker, 

65  Naflau-itr.eet. 
Brun,  Jacob,  carman,  8  Auguftus  do. 
Brunckerhortt,  John,  fugar-refiner,  42  Liberty  do. 
Brufh,  Gilbert,' houfe-carpenter,  19  Cheapfide. 
Brufh,  Ebenezer,  mariner,  14  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Bryar,  James,  tobacconift,  1 14  Front-ftreet. 
Eryar,  William,  tobacconilt,  104  Water  do. 
Bryfon,  Robert,  foap-boiler  and  tallow-chandler,  324 

Water-ftreet,  corner  of  Roofevelt-itreet. 
Brymer,  James,  labourer,   10  Hague-ftreet. 
Buchan,  james,  cabinet-maker,  24  Robinfon  do. 
Buchan,  Robert,  fawyer,  Greenwich-road. 
Buchanan,  Wa'.ter,  merchant,   2  1  Cherry-ftseet. 
Buchanan,  John,  grocer,  66         do.  do. 
Buchanan,  Thomas,  merchant,  41  Wall  do. 
Buchanan,  Alexander,  caiman,  Mulberry  do. 
Buchanan,  John,  50  Broad  do. 
Buchanan,  William,  grocer,  162  Market  do. 

Buchc,   ,  architect,  235  William  do. 

Buck,  Francis,  labourer,  30  Chapel  do. 
Buckey,  Peter,  jeweller,  123  Market  do. 
Buckle,  William,  ironmonger,  houfe  145  Cliatliara  do. 
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26  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Buckley,  James,  weaver,  196  William-ftreet. 

Buckley,  Thomas,  baker,  359  Pearl  do. 

Buckley,  Phineas,  baker,  33  Vandewater  do. 

Buckler,  John,  (hoe-maker,  187  do.  do. 

Buckmafter,  widow  Sarah,  36Banckerdo. 

Budd,  Jofeph,  taylor,  79  Chamber  do. 

Buddy,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  1 1  Moore  do. 

Buel,  John,  printer,  corner  of  Water  &  Market  ftrceti, 

Bufflaree,  Jacob,  pilot,  52  Fair-ftreet. 

Bull,  William,  rigger,  21  Bancker-ftreet. 

Bull,  Mrs.  fhop-keeper,  115  Cherry  do. 

Bull,  Eleanor,  fchoolmiftrefs,  115  do.  do. 

Bull,  William,  (hip-maftcr,  38  Stone  do. 

Bull,  Michael,  merchant,  21  Burling-llip. 

Bull,  widow  Rachel,  13  Fair-ftreet. 

Bulger,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  52  Beaver  do. 

Bullard,  Lemuel,  clerk  of  the  card  manufactory,  74. 

Chatharine  do. 
Bunce,  George,  and  Co.  printers,  12  Wall  do. 
Bunce,  Lemuel,  and  fon,  boat-builders,  107  Oliver- 

ftreet,  and  (hop  corner  of  Cherry  and  Oliver  ftreets. 
Bunyan,  James,  fhip-mafter,  53  Congrefs-ftreet. 
Bunn,  Reuben,  ladies  fhoe-maker,  60  William  do. 
Bunn,  William,  fhoe-maker,  316  Broadway. 
Burdget,  Uriah,  grocer,  cornerof  Gold  &  Fair  ftreets. 
Burnham,  William,  labourer,  79  Warren-ftreet. 
Burnham,  widow  Sarah,  feamftrefs,  49  Rutgers  do. 
Burns,  Charles,  fhoe-maker,  79  Warren  do. 
Burns,  widow,  feamftrefs,  79  do.  do. 
Burns,  Robert,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Chapel  do. 
Burns,  Matthew,  labourer,  311  Broadway. 
Burnet,  Samuel,  fhip-mafter,  47  Beaver-ftreet. 
Burnet,  James,  fawyer,  Greenwich-road. 

Burnton,  widow  of  Thomas,  28  Cedar-ftreet. 
Burger,  widow,  feamftrefs,  75  John  do. 
Burger,  David,  city  marfhal,  76  do.  do. 
Burger,  Elias,  dock-builder,  76  Barclay  do. 
Burger,  John,  fawyer,  Barley  do. 
Burger,  Daniel,  block-maker,  33  Franckfort  do. 
Burger,  John,  jun.  copper-plate  printer,  67  Fair  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  27 


Burger,  Elias.jun.  dock-builder,  266Greenwich-ftreet. 
Burger,  Daniel,  block-maker,  59  Front  do. 
Burges,   Jofllua,  houfe-carpenter,    19  Pump-ilreet, 
(Bowery.) 

Burger,  Uriah, (hoe-maker,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Burgin,  Philip,  cooper,  89  Fair-ftreet. 
Burdges,  Samuel,  tavern-keeper,  Bowery-lane. 
Burk,  Edward/labourer,  25  Thnmes-ftreet. 
Burk,  Aaron,  (hop-keeper,  35  Lombard  do. 
Burling,  Lancafter,  (hip-carpenter,  12  Cherry  do. 
Burling,  Samuel,  cabintt-maker,  75  Gold  do. 
Burling,  Thomas,  and  Son,  cabinet-makers,  25  Beck- 
man-ftreet. 

Burling,  William,  &  Co.  merchants,  291  Pearl  do. 

Bulling,  Ebenezer  S.  385  do.  do. 

Burling,  Walter,  merchant,  houfe  446  do.  d'~> 

Burling,  Ebenezer,  flour  merchant,  15  Crane  wharf. 

Burjoe,  James,  (hoe-maker,  '4  llofe-ftreet. 

Burn  &  Wilfon,  (hop-keepers,  88  Front  do. 

Burr,  Ifaac,  grocer,  66  do.  do. 

Burr,  Aaion,  office  in  Partition-ftreet,  and  houfe  ba 

Richmond  hill. 
Burras,  Thomas,  boatman,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Burras,  Lawrence,  6  John-ftreet. 
Burras,  John,  cabinet-maker,  2  Naflau  do. 
Burry,  S?muel,  fail-maker,  32  Lombard  do. 
Burt,  widow  Mary,  wafher,  21  Banckerdo. 
Burt,  John,  clerk  in  the  cuftom-houfe,  54  Beaver  do. 
Burton,  widow,  17  Robinfon  do. 
Burtis,  Charles,  lumber  merchant,  I  Dover  do. 
Burton,  widow  Ann,  61  Fair  do. 
Burton,  Thomas,  mariner,  1 8  Lumber  do. 
Burtchell,  Michael,  butcher,  Mulberry  do. 
Bu(h,  widow,  waflier,  4  Auguftus  do. 
Bufh,  William,  merchant,  70  Market  do. 
Bufh,  Charles,  tavern-keeper,  19  Chatham-row. 
Bu(h,  widow  of  Lucas,  308  Broadway. 
Bu(h,  Evert,  boat-builder,  217  Water-ftreet. 
Bum,  John,  broker,  59  Congrefs  do. 

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28  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Bufh /kid,  Thomas,  grocer,  18  Stone-rtreet. 
iufk.rk,  Sylyefter,  tin-plate-worker  and  livery-flable, 

corner  of  Kroadway  and  Partition-ftreet. 
Duflcirfc,  Andrew,  carman,  296  Broadway. 
Buflcrk,  widow  Hannah,  298  Broadway. 
Bufcirk,  John,  milkman.  21  Chapel-ftreet. 
™!rk>  Andrew,  farmer.  4  Robinfon  do. 
■Bu^cirk,  Lavvience,  carman,  8j  Reed  do. 
Buffing,  Abraham,  mop-keeper,  59  Cortlandt  do. 
Jelling,  Harman,  carman,  92  Liberty  do. 
-Bulling,  Aaron,  Iime-meafurer,  02  do. 
Buffing,  William,  carman.  100  do.  do. 
Buffing,  Evert,  weaver,  Bowery-lane. 
Buffing  James,  carman,  51  Cedar-Rreet. 
ittUlwelJ,  Jofeph,  merchant,  143  Water  do. 

Thn-ias,  mip-mafter,  48  Market  do. 
B^r,i^te-k°Ias'  labourer,  1 6  Rofe  do. 
Butler,  WilTiarn,^'^11*  20  Harman-itreet,  (Bow. 

Butler,  John, block  -v. a ker^" b e't  w eerT^Je" iy  antf  C^ilis- 
rine-flips,  Water-ttreet.  iSEtortM?  YttfT  ' 

Butler,  Norman,  merchant,  houfe  64  Beekman-ftreet. 

Butler,  Thomas  C.  merchant,  houfe  44  William  do. 

Butler,  James,  fail-maker,  327  Water  do. 

Butler,  Edmund]  carman,  3  Church  do. 

Butterwoith,  James,  and  Co.  boot  and  (hoe  makers, 
224  William  do. 

Butteiwoik,  James,  (hoc-maker  and  oil-cloth  manu- 

'"faflurer,  Bowery-Ian^  •»;^-T5m 

Bntman,  Jacob  H.'  Philadelphia  and  Bofton  ftage- 
office,  7  Cortlan'dt-ftrcet. 

Buxton,  widow  of  John,  146  William  do. 

Buxton,  Charles,  phyiician,  43  Cortlandt  do. 

Buys,  Jacob,  mafon,  Mulberry  do. 

Bnzzel,  Elijah,  labourer,  82  Warren  do. 

Byers,   David,  labourer,  43  Ann  do. 

Byers,  widow  Judith,  43  do.  do. 

Byrd  and  Pearfall,  merchants.  268  Pearl  do. 

Byrd,  J:imes,  merchant,  268  do.  do. 

Byrd  and  Barrow,  merchants,  294  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  20. 


Byrd,  Jofeph,  merchant,  292  Pearl-ftreet. 
Byron,  William,  341  Broadway. 
Byrne,  James,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  116  Market- 
ftreet. 

Byrne,  John,  old  cofTee-houfe,  115  Water  do. 
Byvanck,  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  millenary  and  dry  good* 

ftore,  156  William-ftreet. 
Byvanck,  widow,  271  Water  do. 
Byvanck,  Francis,  boarding-  houfe,  68  John  do. 

C 

Cadle,  Thamas,  merchant,  119  William-ftreet. 
Cady,  Samuel,  chemift,  91  Beekman  do. 
Cain,  Hugh,  ftiip-wright,  302  Water  do. 
Cairns,  James,  rigger,  9  Harman  do. 
Calbraith  and  Sing,  hardware-More,  138  Pearl  do. 
Caldwell,  Andrew,  druggilt,  6  Dover  do. 
Caldwell,  James,  carman,  Whitehall-dock. 
Caldwell,  Millikin,  druggift,  132  Market-ftreet. 
Callaghan,  Edward,  239  William  do. 
Callahan,  Timothy,  labourer,  50  Market  do. 
Callahan,  John,  pilot,  62  Gold  do. 
Callchorn,  Charles,  vendue-cryer,  Bowery-lane. 
Calh'er,  Gabriel,  hair-drefler,  239  Water  do. 
Callow,  James,  upholfterer,  37  Cedar  do. 
Campbell,  John,  alderman,  299  Broadway. 
Campbell,  Samuel,  bookfeller  and  ftationer,  124  Pearl 
ftreet. 

Campbell,  George,  merchant,  69  Fair  do. 

Campbell,  Thomas,  printer,  69  do. 

Campbell,  John,  potter,  316  Broadway. 

Campbell,  Malcomb,  A.  M.  teacher  of  Greek  and 
Latin  languages,  houfe  66  Cortlandt-ftreet,  and 
academy  corner  of  Beaver  and  Broad  ftreets. 

Campbell,  John,  teacher  of  languages,  7Congrefs-ftreet 

Campbell,  Abraham,  houfe-carpenter,  7 1  Reed  do. 

Campbell,  Robert,  labourer,  52  Chamber  do. 

Campbell,  David,  Crofs-ftreet,  near  the  Collect. 
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3°  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Campbell,  Lewis,  carman,  87  Warren -ftreet. 

Campbell,  Robert,  cook,  148  Front  do. 

Campbell,  Simon,  tavern-keeper,  Powery-lane. 

Campbell,  William,  taylor,  corner  of  James-ftreet  and 
Batavia-lane.  'WU&rtftat  -MflWt 

Campbell,  James,  infpe&or  of  wood,  corner  of  Cha- 
pel and  Reed  (Ircets. 

Campbell,  Alexander,  ftone-cutter,  1 3  Thamei-ftreet.. 

Campbell,  Cato,  labourer,  28  Marketfield  do. 

Campbell,  Alexander,  labourer,  2 1  Skinner  do. 

Campbell,  John,  phylician,  69  Fair  do. 

Campbell,   ,  houfe-carpenter,  21  Cliff  do. 

Campbell,  widow  Ann,  45  Ann  do. 

Campbell,  James,  butcher,  Elizabeth  do.  (Bowery) 

Campbell  and  Shepherd's  academy,  corner  of  Beaver 
and  Broad  flreets. 

Campbell,  George,&Co.  merchants,  1 20 William-ftreet 

Campbell,  Thomas  I.  potter,  297  Broadway. 

Campbell,  John,  labourer,  Mulberry-ftreet. 

Campbell  and  Clerk,  coach  and  chair-makers,  202 
Broadwav. 

Campbell,  Iv±ifs  Elizabeth,  202  Broadway. 

Campbell,   ,  fawyer,  New-market. 

Campbell,  James,  labourer,  Greenwich-road. 

Campbell,  John,  fhoe-maker,  do. 

Campbell,  Prife,  36  Chamber-ftreet. 

Campbell,  Thomas,  potter,  Barley  do. 

C&mpbell,  William  I.  mafon,  2  Harmando.  (Bowery.) 

Campbell,  widow  of  Charles,  mantua-maker  and  mil- 

lencr,  448  Pearl  (Ireet. 
Campbell,  David  I.  mafon,  2  Harmando.  (Bowery.) 
Campbell,  Duncan,  infpedlor  of  wood,  Moore'swharf. 
Campbell,  James,       do.  62  Recd-ftreet. 
Campbell,  Thomas,  mafon,  17  Diviiion  do.  (Bowery) 
Campbell,  Kenneth,  labourer,  13  Cortlandt-ftreet. 
Campbell,  John,  labourer,  Mulberry  do. 
Cambey,  James,  oyfter-man,  80  Warren  dp. 
Cameron,  Alexander,  (hip-mailer,  97  Fair  do. 
Cameron,  John,  grocer,  coiner  of  William  &  Georjpe 

ftreet  s. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Cameron,  Donald,  taylor,  33  Partition-ftreet. 
Cameron,  Alan,  labourer,  258  William  do. 
Camman,  Charles  L.  merchant,  58  Broad  do. 
Cammerdenner,    John,    (hoe-maker,  21    Chatham*  ■ 
row. 

Cammcyer,  William,  baker,  60  Stone-ftreet. 

Campion,  Francis,  (hop-keeper,  130  Broadway. 

Candle,  widow  Johannah,  16  Beekman-ftreet. 

Candles,  widow,  wafhcr,  31  Vandewater  do. 

Cannon,  Abraham,  (hoe -maker,  37  beekman  do. 

Cannon,  Peter,  cuftom-houfe  officer,  51  Liberty  do* 

Cannon,  Mott,  cooper  and  packer  of  beef  and  pork, 
9  Crane-wharf. 

Cantine,  George,  (hop-keeper,  131  Market -ft reet. 

Carberry,  Thomas,  (hip-mailer,  64Congrefs  do. 

Cardus,  Manuel,  labourer,  33  Oliver  do. 

Carey,  widow,  tavern-keeper,  Corlaer's-Hook. 

Carey,  Daniel,  labourer,  19  Chamber-ftreet. 

Carey,  Mrs.  Mary,  milliner,  18  Liberty  do. 

Carew,  Dyer,  mariner,  7  Bancker  do. 

Cargill,  William,  cooper,  43  1  Pearl  do. 

Carlock,  John,  labourer,  41  Rofe  do. 

Carleton,  John,  oyfterman,  Whitehall-dock. 

Carman,  William,  meafurer  of  lumber,  90  James-ftreet. 

Carman,,  widow  Sarah,  76  Gold  do. 

Carman,  Nicholas,  fail-maker,  houfc  39  Rofe-ftreii., 

.    and  loft  185  Waftiington-ftreet. 

Carmer,  Nicholas,  cabinet-maker  and  hardware-ftore> 
10 1  Market  do. 

Carmer,  Nicholas  G.andCo.  ironmonger,2i6Pearldo. 

Carmer,  Frederick,  taylor,  3  Rutger's  do. 

Carney,  widow  Margaret,  249  William  do. 

Carouth,  Peter,  black-fmith,  21  Divifion-ftrect, 
(Bowery.)  1  ,  ' 

Carpenter,  Thomas,  (hip-carpenter,  corner  of  Catha- 
rine and  Rutger's  ftreets. 

Carpenter,  Abraham,  houfe-carpenter,  25  Reed  do. 

Carpenter,  Thomas,  coach-painter,  183  Broadway. 

Carpenter,  Richard,  printer,  corner  of  Water  znd 
Market  ltrcets, 


32  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Carpenter,  James,  taylor,  153  Broadway. 

Carpenter,  John,  20  Flctcher-ftreet. 

Carpenter,  Jacob,  (hip-carpenter,  23  Cheapfide  do. 

Carr,  Andrew,  mafon,  21  Barclay  do. 

Carr,  Jofeph,  accountant,  52  John  do. 

Carr,  Robert,  225  William  do. 

Carr,  James,  mail  ftage-office,  173  Broadway,  and 

houfe  15  Thames-ftreet. 
Carrier,  Martin,  fawycr,  41  Cjiurch-ftreet.  - 
Carroll,  Mrs.  60  Murray  do. 
Carroll,  William,  branch  pilot,  18  Cliff  do. 
Carrow,  widow,  14  Fair  do. 
Carrow,  John,  tavern-keeper,  17  Chatham  do. 
Carfon  and  Caven,  grocers,  Lombard  do. 
Carfon,    William,  grocer,  corner  of  Verlettenberg 

and  Broad  ftreets. 
Carfs,  James,  tin-fmith,  1 56  Front-ffreet. 
Carftang,  Gideon,  rope--maker,  Mulberry  do. 
Carfwel!,.  widow,  boarding-hoafe,  72  Front  do. 
Carter,  Adolphus,  {hip-carpenter,  39  Roofeveh  do. 
Caiter,  Robert,  cabinet  and  chair-maker,  52  Fair  do. 
Carter,  Jonathan,  fhoe-maker,  30  Rutger's  do. 
Carter,  Daniel,  painter  and  glazier,  77  Murray  do.. 

Carter,  James,  grocer,  132  Front  do. 

Carver,  William,  livery -flabler,  44  New  do. 

Carver,  William,  farrier,  48  Chapel  do. 

Cafey,  widow  Mary,  54  Gold  do* 

Cafey,  James,  merchant,  15  Beekman  do. 

Cafey,  Abraham,  fhoe-maker,  Potter-baker's-hill.. 

Cafey,  James,  merchant,  1 60  Front-ftreet. 

Cafiliar,  Francis,  mariner,  29  Chefnut  do. 

Cafhinberry,  Andrew,  huckfter  and  tavern-keeper,, 
77  cherry  do. 

Cafhinberry,  Michael,  fhip-carpenter,  77  do.  do. 

Callls,  William,  carman,  5  Refkor  do. 

Caffils,  William,  coachman,  52  Broad  do. 

Caffils,  Robert,  carman,  1  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Caililine,  Silas,  blackmith,  58  Gold-ftreet. 

Caftille,  Pietro,  Italian  (lay-maker,  1 34  Broadway.. 

Cato,  Gideon,  taylor,  Mulberry-flrcet. 


NEW-YORK    DIRECTORY.  33 

Cation,  David,  merchant,  99  William-ftreet. 
Catley,  William,  (hip-carpenter,  43  New  do. 
Caufey,  Andrew,  hatter,  59  Beekman  do. 
Caufwell,  widow,  fick-nurfe,  237  VVilliam  do. 
Cave,  James,  joiner,  2 1  Roofevelt  do. 
Caven,  Andrew  and  William,  boot  and  fhoe-makers, 

310  Pearl-ftreet. 
Cavenagh,  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  of  Wall  and 

Fro»t  ftreets.       .  „■ 
Caverly,  William,  merchant,  1  39  William  do. 
Cebra,  James,  weigh-mafter,  Cedar  do. 
Cha.lwell,  Mrs.  81  Pearl  do. 
Chadwick,  Abraham,  carman,  429  Pearl  do. 
Chadwick,  widow  of  Thomas,  feainltrefs,  146  Broad- 

Chadwick,  James,  carman,  6  Vefey-ftreet. 
Chapel,  Roofevelt,  oyiter-man,  145  Front  do. 
Chanel,  widow  Catharine,  Bowery  lane. 
Chapman,  John  A.  hatter,  207  Watcr-ftreet. 
Chapman,  J'»hn,  hatter,  Rider  do. 
Chapman,  George  W.  phyfician,  40  Barclay  do. 
Chapman,    George,   leather  breeches-maker,  175 

Greenwich-ilreet. 
Chapman,  James,  labourer,  6  Murray  do. 
Chamberry,  John,  labourer,  242  William  do. 
Chalabie,  John  D.  fencing  and  military  academy,  90 

Market-ftreet. 
Champ'iin,  John  T.  merchant,  308  Pearl  do. 
Champlin  &  Burling,  cabinet-makers.  38  Beekman  do. 
Charters,  John,  mafon,  19  Barclay  do. 
Charters,  John,  cabinet-maker,  33  do. 
Charles,  Andrew,  heel-maker,  67  Chatham  do. 
Chaileton,  John,  phyfician,  34  Broadway. 
Chardevine,  Ifaac,  infpecfcor  of  wood,  27  Fair-flreet. 
Chafe,  Amos,  mip-wright,  24  Divifion  do.  (Bowery.) 
Chafe,  John,  boat-builder,  84  Roofevelt  do. 
Chatneld,  William,  nailer,  61  Reed  do. 
Chavraux,  Madame,  Magazine  do. 
Chavallier,  Madame,  from  St.  Dommgo,  33.  Ann  do. 
Cheefeman,  Furman,  (hip-carpentet,  122  Chatham  do. 


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Cheefeman,  Robert,  grocer,  62'Naflau-ftreet. 
Cheefeman,  John,  mafon,  262  William  do. 
Cheefeman,  George,  mafon,  241  do. 
Cheefeman,  Anthony,  weaver,  308  Broadway. 
Cheriot,  Henry,  merchant,  84  Pearl-ftreet. 
Cherry,  Jofeph,  weaver,  64  Reed  do. 
Cheffey,  William,  carpenter,  SufTex  do.  (Bowerr.) 
Chevalier,  James,  452  Pearl-ftreet. 
Chevalier,  James,  labourer,  18  Garden  do. 
Chevalier,  Elias  I.  teacher  of  the  French  language, 
8  Cliff  do. 

Chevers,   William,  grocer,  corner  of  New-flip  and 

Cherry-ftreet. 
Chevers,  William,  taylor,  376  Pearl-ftreet. 
Child,  Francis,  conveyancer  and  money  fcrivener,  15 

Chatham  do. 
Child,  Abraham,  taylor,  67  Stone  do.  • 
Childs,  Francis,  and  Co.  bookfellers  and  ftationers, 

132  Water  do. 
Ciiiws  and  Swaine,  printers,  71  Ccngrefs  do. 
Chivens,  John,  brewer,' 33  Ferry  do. 
Chirholm.  John,  grocer,  96  Broad  do. 
Chivis,  William,  taylor,  Firft  do.  (Bowery) 
Chirnfide,  Adam,  taylor  and  fliop-keeper,  5  Old-flip. 
Chevee,  James,  perfumer,  1 59  William-ftreet. 
Choat,  Seth,  card-manufa&urer,  342  Broadway. 
Chriltie,  George,  cooper,  104  Pearl-ftreet. 
Chriftie,  Alexander,  gardener,  25  Chatham-row. 
Chriftie,  James,  brafs- founder,  23 1  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Chriflie,  Michael,  black-fmith,  71  Murray  do. 
Chriftie,  widow  of  Colonel  James,   china  and  glaf« 

ftore,  37  Markct-flreet. 
Chriftie,  Alexander,  book-binder,  75  John  do. 
Chi'iftopher,  widow  Elizabeth,  21  Barrcker  do. 
Church,  widow,  45  Robinfon  do. 
Churchill,  Abner,  fhip-carpenter,  Lombard  do. 
Cills,  widow  of  William,  2   Fair  do. 
Clahoufey,  John,  tavern-keeper,  130  Front  do. 
Clapp,  Alan,   flour-merchant,  258  AVater  do. 
Clapper,  Henry,  fawyer,  1 3  Roofevelt  do. 


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Clark,  Ranfom,  176  Water-ftreet. 

Clark,  Sufannr.ii, ftay  and  mantua-maker,  383  Pearldo. 

Clark,  Thomas,  merchant,  211  Water  do. 

Clark,  John,  druggift,  317  Pearldo. 

Clark,  Jacob,,  joiner,  18    do.  do. 

Clarke,  James  B.  attorney  at  law,  188  Water  do. 

Clark  ,  (hip-rnafter,  73  Murray  do. 

Clark,  Scott  J.  merchant,  25    do.  do. 

Clark,  Richard,  rigger,  36  Rofe  do. 

Clark,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  40  Vefey  do. 

Clark,  Thomas,  grocer,  70  Reed  do. 

Clark,  Eliphalet,  Ihip-joiner,  1  Dover  do. 

Clark,  Alexander,  merchant,  20  Market  do. 

Clark,  John,  merchant,   13  do.  do. 

Clark,  John,  mafon,  16  Rutger's  do. 

Clark,  Robert,  gun-fmith.  60  Broad  do. 

Clark,    Nathaniel,    lumber-merchant,   68  Chcrry- 

ftreet,  and  yard  307  Water-ftreet. 
Clark,  George,  fhip-mafter,  15  Stone-ftreet. 
Clark,  .John,  carman,  Mulberry  do. 
Clark,  Robert,  boot  and  /hoe-maker,  61  Churchdo. 
Clark,  John,  boat-builder,  72  Cherry-ftreet,  and  (hop 

343  Water-ftreet. 
Clark,  William,  ftioe-maker,  36  Roofevelt-ftreet. 
Clark,  John,  gardener,  Bowery-lane. 
Clark,  Benjamin, boot  and  fhoe-maker,  82  John-ftreet. 
Clark,  John,  4  Warren  do. 

Clarkfon,  Streatfk-ld  and  Levinus,  merchants,  corner 

of  Stone  and  Mill  ftreeta. 
Clarkfon,  Charles,  merchant,  7  Depeyfter-flreet. 
Clarfon,  David  M.  merchant,  17  Congrcfs  do. 
Clafon,  Ifaac,  merchant,  20  Front-ftreet,  and  houfe 

30  Wiliiam-ftreet. 
Clafon,  J.  diftiller,  James-ftreet. 
Clafon,  Anthony,  carman,  Whitehall-dock. 
Clafon,  Charles,  tavern,  Corlaer's-Hook. 
Claufe,  Chriftian,  mufical  inftrument-maker,  4  Do- 

ver-ftreet. 
Claufey,  widow  Daphne,  41  Ann  do. 
Clayton,  John,  broker  &  conveyancer,  26  Moore  do. 


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Clearman,  widow  Elizabeth,  43  Chapel-ftrcet. 
Cleafley,  George,  (hoe-maker,  12  Dutch  do. 
Cleland,    Charles,    book-binder  and  ftationer,  105 

Market  do.    :*^EKLa~r  •  :.  i^- 
Clement   widow  of  Jofeph,  14  Peck-flip. 
Clem,  John,  merchant,  53  Market-ftreet. 
Clendining  and  M'Laren,  merchants,  209  Pearl  do. 
Cliland,  George,  black-fmith,  houfe  33  Market  do. 

and  fhop  68  Liberty  ftreet. 
Cleveland,  Tixall,  furgeon,  6  Murray  do. 
Clime,  Peter,  gardener,  Second-ftrcet.  (Bowery.) 
Clinch,  John,  houfe-carpenter  and  joiner,  10  Roofe- 

velt-ftreet. 

Clinch,  Jacob,  accountant,  61  Congrefs  do. 
Cline,  widow  Margaret,  Fit ft-ftreet.  (Bowery) 
Cling,  Henry ,  labourer,  do.    do.  do. 
Clinton,  his  Excellency  George,    Gofernor  of  the 

State  of  New- York,  at  the  Government-houfe, 

Broadway. 

Clinton,  Dewitt,  attorney  at  law  and  fecretary  to  the 
governor,  19  Wall-flreet. 

Clinfon,  William,  labourer,  4  Peck-flip. 

Clitts,  John,  hair-drefler,  31  Cedar-ftreet. 

Clopper,  Peter,  1 1  Thames  do. 

Clopper,  Cornelius,  140  Pearl  do. 

Clofs,  Heury,  labourer,  Crofs  do. 

Clows,  Gilbert,  labourer,  12  Beaver  do. 

Cluet,  John  J-  conveyancer,  3  Barclay  do. 

Cobb,  William,  labourer,  80  Warren  do. 

Cochran,  Patrick,  hair-drefler,  26  Front-ftreet,  and 
42  Pearl-llreet. 

Cochran,  Dr.  John,  commiffioner  of  loans,  72  Broad- 
way. 

Cochran,  William,  labourer,  31  Church  do. 
Cock,  Ifaac,  merchant,  5  Peck-flip. 
Cock,  Andrew,  do.    13  do. 
Cock,  Andrew,  and  Co.  merchants,  15  do. 
Cock,  Deborah,  boarding-houfe,  17  do. 
Cock,  James,  and  t  o.  merchants,  28  do. 
Cock,  Ifaac  and  Ephraim,  do.    26  do. 


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Cocks,  widow  of  Ifaac,  63  William-ftreet. 
Cocks,  Robert,  merchant-taylor,  100  Water  do. 
C  ocks,  Elijah,  merchant,  230  do.  do. 
Cocks,  Robert,  clerk  to  the  fupervifoi 's  office,  450 

Pearl-ftreet. 
Cockcraft,  James,  "merchant,  2  Cedar-ftre:t. 
Cockle,  widow,  396  Pearl  do. 
Coddington,  John,  taylor,  176  Greenwich  do. 
Coddington,  Abraham,  carman,  41  Barclay  do. 
Coddington,  Mofes,  carman,  217  do.  do. 
Coddington,  widow  Sarah,"  3   Ann  do.  .y^L 
Coddington,  Uriah,  carman,  62  Vefey  do. 
Codwife,  George,  merchant,  341  Pczrl  do. 
Codwife,  George,  fhip-mafter,  corner  of  Beekmaa 

and  William  ftreets. 
Coe,  Matthew,  phyiician,  126  Front-ftreet. 
Coe,  widow,  38  Church  do. 

Coe,  John,  carman,  38   do,  cSgm 
Coe'  Mofes,  houfe-carpenter,  Thomas  do. 
Coen,  Daniel,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  2  Gold-ftreet, 
t  corner  of  Market-ftreet. 

Coenrad,  Peter,  houfe-carpenter,  55  Ann-tlreet. 
Coenrad,  Nicholas,  painter  and  glazier,  Mott  do. 
Coffey,  Patrick,  tobacconilt,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Coffin,  John,  teacher  of  languages,  91  Beekmar.- 
.ftreet. 

Cogdell  and  Gatfield,  comb-manufa£lurcrs,  Mulberry - 
fheet. 

Cogdell,  William,  comb-maker,  do. 
Coggan,  Michael,  labourer,  249  Broadway. 
Cogfwell;- William,  merchant,  6  Ciane-wharf,  and 

houfe  40  Cheapfide-ftreet. 
Cohan,  Solomon  M.  broker,  306  Pearl-ftreet. 
Cohen,  widow  Charity,  6  Garden  do. 
Coit,  Elijah  and  William,  merchants,  162,  Front- 

ftreet,  and  houfe  91  Cherry-ftreet. 
Coit,  David,  fho--maker,  Lombard  do. 
Colburn,  Nathaniel,  taylor,  370  Pearl  do. 
Ce-lburn,  widow  Margaret,  80  Catharine  do. 

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Colden,  widow,  47  Vefey-ftreet. 

Coldwell,  Jofhua,  mariner,  45  Robinfon  do. 

Coldwell,  George,  pewterer,  f  poon  and  candle-mould- 

manufadturer,  98  Gold-ftreet. 
Coldwell,  Tillot,  joiner,  Bowery-lane. 
Coldwell,  John,  windfor-chair-maker,  86  John-ftrcet. 
Coldwell,  Jofeph,  mariner,  326  Water  do. 
Cole,  Peter,  taylor,  13  Barclay  do. 
Cole,  John,  tanner,  5  Vandewater  do. 
Cole,  Peter,  tanner,  5  do. 

Colen,  David,  windfor-chair-maker,  6  Chapel  do. 

Coles  and  Underliill,  flour  merchants,  75  Front  do. 

Coles  and  Underbill,  ironmongers,  48  Water  do. 

Coles,  John  B.  merchant,  82  Pearl  do. 

Colus,  Chriftopher,engineer,Nicholas-ftreet,  (  Bowery  ) 

Coles,  Richard,  paper-hanger,  do.      do.  do. 

Coles,  Stephen,  and  fon,  diflillers,  26  Ferry-ftreet. 

Coles,  Willet,  diftiller,  40  do. 

Coles,  Stephen,  diftiller,  45  do. 

Colfax,  Elizabeth,  boarding-houfe,  14  Cherry  do. 

Collard,  Thomas,  black-fmith,  corner  of  Water  and 

Catharine  ftreets. 
Collard,  James,  taylor,  7  Catharine-ftreet. 
Collard,  James,  carman,  20  Chcfnut  do. 
Collard,  Jeremiah,  fhip-carpenter,  16  Reed  do. 
Collard,  Jacob,  fhoe-maker,  1 7  Murray  do. 
Collard,  Abraham,  taylor,  58  Warren  do. 
Collett,  John,  block-maker,  342  Water  do. 
Collet,  William,  {hip-carpenter,  19  Lombard  do. 
Colley,  widow,  boarding-houfc,  14  Vefey  do. 
Collier,  Richard,  {hop-keeper,  22  Rofe  do. 
Collins,  John,  rigger,  10  James  do. 
Collins,  John,  mariner,  7  Banckcr  do. 
Collins.  Thomas,  grocer,  80  Wall  do. 
Collins  Jofeph,  labourer,  8  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Collins,  John,  fchool-mafter,  26  Vefcy-ftreet. 
Collins,  Mark,  fhip-mafter,  26  Liberty  do. 
Collins,  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter,  Wine-ftreet,  ( Bo\r 
erY-) 

Collins,  William,  carman,  94  Reed-ftreet. 


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0>«line,  William,  tcbacconift,  130  Front-ftreet. 
Collins,  James,  taylor,  47  Water  do. 
Collis,  John,   paper'-ftainer,  42  Pearl  do. 
Collis,  George,  black-fmith,  8  Congrefs  do. 
Collider,  Thomas,   fexton  of  Trinity-church,  84 

Btekman-ftreet. 
Collifter,  Thomas,  jun.  joiner,  84  do.  do. 
Colton,  John,  taylor,  62  John-ftrect. 
Colwell,  Jofeph,  grocer,  corner  of  Oliver  and  Bancker 

ftreets. 

Colufex,  Madam,  Magazine  ftreet. 

Colvil,  John,  grocer,  49  Market  do. 

Combe,  William,  fhip-wnght,  40  Beaver  do. 

Combe,  Mrs.  Sarah,  mantua-maker  and  millener, 
40  do.  do. 

Comfort,  James,  labourer,  Barley-flreet. 

Compton,  Ebenezer,  (hip-carpenter,  13  George  do. 

Compton,  Matthias,  (hip-carpenter, 34 Vandewater  do. 

Conckline,  David,  carman,  64  Murray  do. 

Conckline,  Jacob,  grocer,  corner  of  Front  and  Mar- 
ket ftreets. 

Conckline,  Titus,  mariner,  74  Roofevelt-flreet. 
Conckline,  Nicholas,  carman,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Conckline,  Epinetns,  taylor,  21  Gold-ftreet. 
Conklin,  Jofeph,  mariner,  290  Water  do. 
Conklin,  John,  carman,  19  Barclay  do. 
Conklin.  Matthew,  houfe-carpenter,  39  Partition  do. 
Conlof,  Mary,  (hop-keeper,  357  Pearl  do. 
Connoly,  James,  (hoe  maker,  15  Chatham-row. 
Connoly,  Robert,  boatman,  2  1 1  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Connory,  Thomas,  cabinet -maker,  90  Chatham  do. 
Connory,  Jonathan,  grocer,  15  Chefnut  do. 
Connor,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  16  Chapel  do. 
Connor,  Richard,  labourer,  1 5  Dutch  do. 
Connory,  Wm.  carman,  36  Rutgers  do. 
Connory,  Wm.  carman,  155  Wafhington  do. 
Connor,  John,  taylor,  58  Barclay  do. 
Connory,  John,  labourer,  10  Rofe  do. 
Conning,  Amos,  joiner,  55  Partition  do. 


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Conning,  James,  grocer,  13  Harman-ftreet.  (Bowery ) 
Confequence,  Jonathan,  mariner,  45  Roofcvelt-ftreet. 
Conftable,  William  &  James,  merchants,  48  Williarr.- 

ftreet,  and  houfe  32  Wall-ilrcet. 
Cook,  Matthew,  hair-dreffer,  237  Water  do. 
Cook  &  Hunt,  hatters,  326  Water  do. 
Cook,  James,  boarding-houfe,  338  Pearl  do- 
Coldgrove,  Francis,  carman,  Barrack  do. 
Cook,  Nicholas,  merchant,  47  Naffau-flreet. 
Cook,  Elijah,  hatter,  103  Chatham  do. 
Cook,  widow  Marianne,  98  Catharine  do. 
Cook,  Artier,  mariner,  15  Stone  do. 
Cook,  widow  Hannah,  wafher,  22  Banckerdo. 

Cook,   ,  enameller  and  engraver,  51  Ann  do. 

Cook,  William,  grocer,  corner  of  Peck-flip  and  Wa- 

Cook,  John,  grocer,  261  Greenwich-ftreet. 

Cook,  widow  of  William,  3  Wall  do. 

Cook,  Nicholas,  and  Co.  merchants,  <; 8  Wall  do. 

Cook,  Nicholas,  tavern-keeper,  25  Pump  do. 

f'ook,  Michael,  mariner,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery) 

Covn,  Pctier,  joiner,  265  William  do. 

Coon.  Godfrey,  viQualling-honfe,  125  Market  do. 

Cooper,  Nathaniel,  merchant,  3S  Water  do. 

Cooper,  Francis,  copper-fmith,  houfe  36  and  fhop 

34  Water  do.  - 
Cooper,  Cornelius,   brufh  and  trunk  manufacturer, 

271  Pearl  do. 
Cooper,  William,  whecl-wright,  144  Chatham  do. 
Cooper,  Jofeph,  grocer,  New-dip. 
Cooper,  John,  carman,  11  Church-ftreet. 
Cooper,  Thomas,  counfellor  at  law,  44  Broad  do. 
Cooper,  Albert,  taylor,  198  Broadway. 
Cooper,  James,  merchant,  91  Market-ftreet. 
Cooper,  Stephen,  houfercarpenter,  43  Vefey  do. 
Cooper,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  22  Diviliondo.  (Bow,) 
Copland,  George,  grocer,  corner  of  Water-ftteet  and 

Old-flip. 

Coran,  John,  mafon,  55  Chamber-ftreet. 
Corbit,  widow,  fhop-kceper,  1 7  Frankfort  do. 


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Corbit,  Daniel,  boarding-houTc,  corner  of  Broad  and* 

Stone  ftreets. 
Coike,  Ralph,  labourer,  Mote-ftreet. 
Corkran,  Richard,  mariner,  33  Bancker  do. 
Corleys,  William,  butcher,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Cornell,  Gulliam,  merchant,  131  Market-ftreet. 
Cornell,  Stephen,  /hip-carpenter,  46  James  do. 
Cornell,  Elizabeth,  (hop-keeper,  304  Pearl  do. 
Cornelljfon.  Michael,  tanner,  7oVefeydo. 
Corning,  Daniel,  grocer,  22  William  do. 
Cornwall)  Charles,  accountant,  69  Fair  do. 
Cornwall,  James,  &  Co.  merchants,  15  Beekman-flip. 
Cornwall,  Daniel,  button- maker,  Corlaer's-Hook. 
Cornwall,  James,  rope-maker,  Crofs-ltreet. 
Cornwall,  David,  mariner,  do. 
Cornwall,  John,  black-fmith,  25  Reed-ftreet. 
Corp,  Samuel,  merchant,  corner  of  Congrefs  and 

Pearl  ftreets. 
Cone,  John,  fisher,,  1 1  Rutgets-ftreet. 
Corre,  Jofeph  tavern-keeper,  21  State-ftreet. 
Corfin,  Cornelius, (hoe -maker,  EiTex-Ilreet,  (Bowery.) 
Corfort,  Benjamin,  houfe^-carpenter,  87  Chamber  do. 
Corwin,  William,  merchant,  corner  of  Front  and 

Moore  ftreets.         ..  ' 
Cofter,  Brothers  and  Co.  merchants,  59  Water-ftreet. 
Cofpel,  Anthony  .carman,  3  Harman-ftreet,  ( liovvery. ) 
Coftigan,  Lewis,  boarding -houfe,  1 26  Front-ftreet. 
Cctteral,  Richard,  cooper,' I  do. 
Cotteral;  Thomas,  maiiner,  3  Pearl  do. 
Cottera!,  Samuel,  oy Herman,  23  Whitehall  do. 
Cotton,  Wm,  mariner,  8  Cedar  do. 
Cotton,  James,  merchant,  73  Gold  do. 
Cotton,  Daniel,  merchant,  houfe  59  John-ftrcet,  and 

(lore  1 6  Crane  wharf. 
Cotter,  Eleazer,  mariner,  53  Dey-ftreet. 
Cottle,  James,  carman,  30  Vandewater  do. 
Cottle,  Grant,  upholfterer  and  paper  hanging  manu- 

faflory,  Anthony-ftreet. 
Cough,  John,  mafon,  16  Reed-ftrect 
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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Coin:,  Jofeph,  tea-watcr-man,  Mnlbetry-ftreet. 
Coulthrad,  Ifaac,  tanner,  Crofs  do. 
Courtlandt,  Mrs.  9  Broadway. 

Courtlandt  5c  Van  Beutan,  grocers,  139  Market-ftreet. 

Courtlandt,  Mrs.  1 10  Liberty  do. 

Courtney,  George,  Plalter  of  Paris  manufacturer, 

Ship  Yards,  end  of  Cherry -ftreet. 
Coutant,  Daniel,  flioe-maker,  79  Chatham  do. 
Coutant,  John  and  Gilbert,  grocer*,  Bowery-lane. 
Coutant,  David,  windfor-chair-maker,  14  Broadway. 
Coutant,  Daniel,   houfe-carpenter,  Nicholas-ftreet, 

(  Bowery. ) 

Coulins,  Matthew,  (hoe-maker,  26  Warren-ftreet. 
Coufins,  Ifl'ahar,  baker,  69  Cliff  do. 
Covenhoven,  James,  carman,  Magazine  do. 
Covenhoven,  widow  Sufannah,  16  Beekman  do. 
Covenhoven,  Peter,  crockery  llore,  157  Greenwichdo, 
Covenhoven,  Henry,  taylor,  3  John  do. 
Coventry,  widow,  53  Wall  do. 

Covert,  David,  corner  of  Bowery-lane  and  Bayard  do. 

Cowdry,  Jonathan,  fen.  houfe-carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker, 8  Cedar-ftreet. 

Cowdry,  Jonathan,  jun.  houfe-carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker, 8  Cedar-ftreet. 

Cowdry,  John,  hatter,  8  Auguftus  do. 

Cowley,  Alexander,  mariner,  33  j.  Water  do. 

Cowan,  Barnet,  phyfician,  235  Broadway. 

Cowley,  William,  merchant,  233  Pearl-ftreet. 

Cox,  Michael,  farmer,  Bowery-lane. 

Cox,  Thomas,  houfe  carpenter,  53  Church  ftreet. 

Cox,  Mofes,  ltivadore,  32  Annrftreet. 

Cox,  Thomas, -boot  and  fhoe-maker,  207  Williamdov 

Cocks,  John  W.  hair-dreffer,  43  John  do. 

Coxhurft,  Mrs.  earthen-ware-houfe,  7  Cherry  do. 

Cox,  Jamefon,  2-14  William-ftreet. 

Cox  worth,  Mofes,  ftivadore  32  Ann  do. 

Cox,  Nicholas,  hatter,  19  Cortlandtdo. 

Cox,  John,  merchant,  81  Market  do. 

Cozine,  John,  counfellor  at  law,  corner  of  Gold  and 
Beckman  rtrects. 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  43 

Cracker,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Chatham-ftreet. 
Crabb,  Thomas,  merchant,  103  Market  do. 
Craft,  Jofeph,  boarding-houfe  and  grocer,  99  Cher- 
ry do. 

Craft,  Charles  and  Thomas,  cabinet  and  chair-makers, 

247  Greenwich  do. 
Craft,  Thomas,  cabinet-maker,  96  Warren  do. 
Craig,  Capt.  Samuel,  68  Front-ftreet. 
Craig,  widow  Mary,  1 7  New  do. 
Craig,  James,  taylor,  45  Naffau  do. 
Craig,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  42  Greenwich  do. 
Crane,  widow  Martha,  fchool-miftrefs,  54  Beaver  da. 
Crane,  Jofhua,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Bridge  do. 
Crane,  John,  mariner,  5  Rector  do. 
Crane,  Daniel,  carman,  43  Bancker  do.. 
Crane,  Reuben,  mariner,  10  Beaver  do. 
Crane,  Lewis,  carpenter,  29  Vefey  do. 
Crandell.  Abraham,  labourer,  4  Murray  do. 
Crandell.  Jacob,  labourer,  4  Murray  do. 
Crawbuck,  Peter,  butcher.  Bowery  lane. 
Crawbuck,  widow,  Bayard's-lane,  (Bowery.) 
Crawford,  Joha,  merchant,  115  Front-ftreet. 
Crawford,  James,  hair-drefTer,  57  Cherry  do. 
Crawford,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  corner  of  Nicholas 

and  Wine  ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Crawford,  William,  labourer,  Firft-ftrect,  (Bowery.) 
Crawford,  Alexander,  houfe-carpenter,    92  Johit- 

ftreet. 

Cravan,  James,  guager,  22  Warren  do. 

Crighton,  Sufannah,  tavern-keeper,  277  Water  do. 

Crighton,  widow  Elizabeth,  36  Beaver  do. 

Crighton,  Peter,  ladies  fhce-maker,  Crofs  do. 

Crighton,  Mrs.  (hoe-binder,  do. 

Crighton,  John,  carman,  1 7  Chambev-ftrect. 

Crighton,  James,  attorney  at  law,  76  Wall  do.. 

Cripps  James,  cooper,  46  Gold  do. 

Crocheron,.  Jacob,  grocer,  53  Whitehall-ftreet. 

Crocheron,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  48  Greenwich  do. 

Crook,  widow  Margaret,  48  Dey  do. 

CrookA  Jofeph,  collector  of  the  revenue,  453  Pearl  do» 


44  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Crookcr,  James, grocer  and  boarding-houfe,  35  Cher- 
ry-it reet. 

Cromeline,  widow  of  Robert,  286  Pearl-ftrert. 
Cromeline,  Robert,  64  Vefcy  do. 
Cromwell,  Daniel,  meichanfc,  7  Feck-flip. 
Cromwell,  Oliver,  grocer,  32  Market-llreet. 
Ciomwell,  Ifaac,  grocer,  38  John  do. 
Crolius,  John,  flone-ware  manufacturer,  78  Chatham- 
ftreet. 

Crolius,  John,  fen.  potter,  Potter-bakerVhill. 
Crolius,  John,  }un.      do.        do.  do. 
Crolius,  Clarkfon,  ,     do.       do.  do. 
Crolius,  William,       do.        do.  do. 
Crolius,  William,       do.  Thomns-flreet. 
Crolius,  George,       do.  near  the  Collect. 
Crone,  David,  grocer,  9  Old-flip. 
Crone,  widow  Sarah,  146  Chatham-ftreet. 
Crofbie,  John,  tavern-keeper,    corner  of  Cortlandt 

and  Greenwich  ftreets. 
Crofs,  John,  grocer,  254  Water-ftreet. 
Crofs,  Johp,  grocer,  92  Pearl  do. 
Croffet,  John,  houfe-cavpenter,  32  do.. 
Crofshorn,  widow  Efther,  12  Fair  do. 
Crow,  Jofliua,  mariner,   36  Robinfon  do. 
Crow,    Simeon,  (hoe-maker,   corner  of  James  and 

Bancker  ftreets. 
Crowley,  William,  grocer,  164  Front-ftreet. 
Crowder,    Jofeph,  porter-houfe,  18  Ferry  do. 
Crowds,  Peter,  florid  and  grocer,  5  Rutgers  do. 
Crown,  John,  fhip-wright,  35,  Harman  do. 
Cruger,  Nicholas,  merchant,  78  Broad-ftreet. 
Cruger,  Henry,  merchant,  I  William  do. 
Cruickfhank,  Benjamin,  cabinet  and  chair-maker,  131 

Wiiliam-ftreet. 
Crumb,  William,  carman    65  Barclay-ftreet. 
Crumb,  Henry,  carman,  Barley  do. 
'^Crygier,  Cornelius,  grocer,  1  Warren  do. 
Crygier,  Simon,  I  do. 
Crygier,  John  C.  grocer,  30  Chamber  do. 
Crygier,  Cornelius,  upholfterer,  84  Water  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


45 


Crygier,  Martin,  infpe&or  of  wood ,  67  Naflan-ftreet; 
Crygier,  Aaron,  carpenter,  5  Tryon-row. 
Ciygier,  Auguftus,  mafon,  27  Barclay-ftreet. 
Crygier,  loha,  houfe-carpenter,  102  Liberty  do. 
Culbert,  John ,  fawyer,  94  Wat  rcn  do. 
Culbertfou,  James,  hlgh-conftable,  1  i;ioad-ftrcet. 
Culbertfon.  Hugh,  labourer,  43  Church  do. 
Cullenan,  Michael,  oyfterraan,  New-market. 
Culp,  Jacob,  labourer,  42  Warren-ftrect.  Sfm- 
Culvar,  Aaron,  ■  mariner,  245  ^  iiiiam  do. 
Cumberland,  Juan,  toy  and  iooking-glafs  ilorc,  2  V."i!- 
liam-ftreet. 

Cumming,  Thomas,  cooper,  10  Roofevelt-ftrcet. 
Cumming,  Jphn,  houfe-carpenter,  33  Lombait.  do. 
Cumming,  William,  city-marfhal,  252  William  do. 
Cumraings,  George,  porter-houfe,  74  Wall  do. 
Camming,  James,  merchant,  67  Maiket  do. 
Cunningham,  William,  Hop-map,  146  Front  do. 
Cunningham,  Francis,  63  Roofevelt  do. 
Cunningham,  Andrew,  rigger,  27  Cheapfide. 
Cunningham,  John,  mariner,  96  Broad-itreet. 
Cunningham.  Richard,  tanner  and  curlier,  houfe  43, 

and  fiif;p  35  Ferry  do. 
Cunningham,  Matthew,  carman,  19  Divifion-ftreet. 

(Bowery) 

Cunnington,  John,  painter  and  ghzier,  2  New-ftreet. 

Curff,  Lucas,  mafon,  38  Warren  do. 

Currie,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  53  Warren  do. 

Currie,  John,  black-fmith,  8  Water  do. 

Currie,  John  G.   grocer,  corner  of  Chatham  and 

Colden  (Ireets. 
Cun  ie  Sc  Myers, black-fmiins  &  farriers,  28  Stone-flreet. 
Currie,  John,  grocer,  14  Stone  do. 
Currie,  Francis,  conflable,  6  Rutger's  do. 
Ctirrie,  William,  mariner,  62  john  do. 
Curtie  and  Remfen.  merchants,  15  Coenties-flip. 
Currie,  Arch,  and  David,  merchants,  6  do. 
Currie,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Murray-ftieet. 
Currie,  Robert,  (hoe-maker.  31  Barclay  do. 
Currie,   ,  houfe-cai penter,  22  Vefey  do. 


46  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Curtenius,  Peter,  215  Greenwich-llreet. 
Cirrtenius,  Peter  T.  ftate  auditor,  25  Water  do. 
Curtis,  Charles,  merchant,  26  Cherry  do. 
Curtis,  widow  Margaret,  43  Naffau  do. 
Curtis,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  William  and  Frank- 
fort ftreets. 
Curtis,  William,  taylor,  Crofs-ftreet. 
Curtis,  William,  mariner,  2  Jacob  do. 
Curvin,  Andrew,  trader,  2  19  Greenwich  do. 
Cufman,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  4  Vefey  do. 
Cufler,  William,  tanner  and  (Currier,  29  Vandewater  do. 
differ,  Jacob,  carman,  79  Reed  do. 
Cuthel,  Alexander,  taylor,  34  Market  do. 

Cutler,   ,  fhoemaker,  70  Reed  do. 

Cutter,  Peter,  boatman,  Barrack  do. 
Cutter,  Mitchell,  fliip-mafler,  90  James  do. 
Cutting,  widow,  379  Pearl  do. 
Cuyler,  widow,  58  Wall  do. 

Cyphert,  George,  lamp-lighter,  Potter-baker's-hilL 

Daams.  Henry,  Holland  beer-houfe,  3 1  Liberty-ftreet. 
Dadd,  Daniel,  mariner,  292  Water  do. 
Daddy,  John,  fhip-mafler,  212  William  do. 
Daff,  widow,  10  Jacob  do. 
Dally  and  Collard,  black-fmiths,  289  Water  do. 
Dally,  George,         do.  93  Catharine  do. 

Dally,  William,  accountant,  5  Chefnut  do. 
Dally,  Philip,  fail-maker,  53  Lombard  do. 
Dally,  Jofeph,  (hip-wright,  2  1  Harman-ftreet,  (Bow.) 
Dally,  Philip,  fail-maker,  loft  between  New  and  Ca- 
tharine flips. 
Dally,  widow,  (hop-keeper,  55  Murray-ftreet. 
Dallemagnc,  de  Beaumont  M.  28  Cliff  do. 
Dalton,  widow  Hannah,  20  Cherry  do. 
Dalziel,  Edward,  mariner,  82  Fair  do, 
Daniel,  Matthew,  pilot,  49  Beaver  do. 
Daniel,  James,  pilot,  56  John  do. 
Dando,  Mary,  glove-maker,  166  William  da. 


NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY.  47 


Darby,  William,  farmer,  94  Chamber-flrcet. 

Darraugh,  John,  fawyer,  6  Lombard  do. 

Darrow,  James,  blaclc-fmith,  99  Cherry  do. 

Darrah,  William,  farmer,  318  Broadway. 

Dafh,  John  B.  fen.  tin-fmith,  138  do. 

Dafh,  John  B.  jun.  tin  and  copper-fmith,  147  do. 

Dater,  Jacob,  carpenter  andhoufe  joiner,  427  Pearldo. 

Daugherty,  James,  carman,  3  Pearl  do. 

David,  widow,  upholfterer,  178  Greenwich  do. 

Davidfon,  James,  (hip-chandler,  173  Wafhington  do. 

Davidfon,  William,  carman,  Chamber  do. 

Davidfon,  widow  Almy,  feamftrefs,  4  Jacob  do. 

Davidfon,  Margaret,  feamftrefs,  4  Jacob  do. 

Davenport,  William,  62  Reed  do. 

Davenport,  John,  carman,  Elizabeth-ftreet,  ( Bowery. ) 

Davericks,  Wm.  mariner,  450  Pearl-ftreet. 

Davercks,  Philip,  black-fmith,  Lombard  do. 

Davis,  Wm.  filver-fmith,  S  Fair  do. 

Davis,  Robert,  taylor,  80  Beekman  do. 

Davis,  George,  {hoe-maker,  59  Ann  do. 

Davis,  widow  Elizabeth,  5  1  Chapel  do. 

Davis,  Daniel,  boatman,  47  Greenwich  do. 

Davis,  Zachariah,  labourer,  22  do.  do. 

Davis,  William,  boarding-houfe,  46  Wall  do. 

Davis,  Thomas,  fhip-carpenter,  17  Auguftusdo 

Davis,  Solomon,  houfe-carpcnter,  34  Barclay  do. 

Davis,  Richard,  carver  and  gilder,  25  Vefey  do. 

Davis,  Henry,  26'Cortlandt  do. 

Davis,  David,  mafon,  7  Robinfon  do. 

Davis,  William,  labourer,  15  Water  do. 

Davis,  William,  grocer,  310  do. 

Davis,  Joel,  houfe-carpenter,  32  Oliver  do. 

Davis,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  corner  of  Roofevelt 

and  Bancker  ftreets. 
Davis,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  96  James-ftreet. 
Davis,  John,         do.  58  do. 

Davis,  Ifaac,  merchant,  (hip-yards,  corner  of  George 

ftreet,  (Bowery  ) 
Davis,  Jchn,  n-afon,  corner  of  Wine  and  Heller 
ftreets,  (Bowery.) 


48  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Davis,  James,  mariner,  98  Cherry-ftreet. 

Davis,  widow  Phoebe,  boarding-hoafe,  corner  of 
Mopre  and  Water  ftreets. 

Davis,  John,  taylor,  77  Catharine  do. 

Davis,  Cornelius,  mailer  of  the  African  free-fchool, 
29  Gold -Street. 

Davis,  William,  fire-man,  at  the  Air  Furnace,  Green- 
wich-road. 

Dawfon,  'ohn,  h'.ir-drefTer,  17  Cortlandt-ftreet. 

D^wfon  Mrs.  Sarah,  162  Water  do. 

Day,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  81  Roofevelt  do. 

Dny,   ,  houfe-carpenter,  79  Chamber  do. 

Day,  Simeon,  fhoe-miker,  Whitehall-dock. 

Day  Michael,  houfe-carpenter,  38  Church-ftreet. 

Day,  Jacob,  honfe-carpenter,  40  Chapel  do.  ' 

Day,  John;  48  Dey  do. 

Day,  John  cai-man,  103  Greenwich  do. 

Day,  Abraham,  carman,  Greenwich-road. 

Day,  widow,  43  Robinfon.ftreet. 

Day.  Jacob,  faddler,  165  Wafhington  do. 

Day  .Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  Anthony  do. 

Day,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  41  Rutger  do. 

Deacon .  widow  of  James,  fick-nurfe,  59  Wall  do. 

Deal,  Capt.  Robert,  237  Greenwich  do. 

Deal,  Petei ,  flour-merchant,  40  Cherry  do. 

Dean,  John,  coach-trimmer,  45  Roofevelt  do. 

Dean,  Ifaac,  taylor,  30  Cherry  do. 

Dean,  Jofeph,  labourer,  Whitehall-dock. 

Dean,  Jofeph,  accountant,  55  Ann-ftreet. 

Dean,  William,  mariner,  ioHaguedo. 

Deans,  Jofeph,  tavern-keeper,  Bowcry-lane. 

Deas,  widow,  lhop-keeper,  corner  of  Elizabeth  and 

Kefter  ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Deas,  David,  fhip-mafter.  Bowery-lane. 
Deas,  James,    infpeftor    of    fpirits,  Firft-ftreer, 

(Bowery.) 

De  Bow,  Garret,  boot  and  fhoe-maker,  26  Naffau  do. 
Debcvoife,  Chatlcs,  carman,  19  Reed  do. 
Decline,  Barnett,  baker,  1 7 1  Greenwich  do. 
De  Conty,  the  Marchionefs,  20  Congrefs  do. 


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49 


Declue,  widow  Margaret,  confe&ioner,  corner  of 

Naflau  and  Congicfs  ftreets. 
Decroffes,  Germain  Pierre,  355  Broadway. 
Daubeny,  Mrs.  Mar)',  52  WaU-ftreet. 
Deckermiui,  Frederick,  carman,  Bayard's-lane,(Bowe- 

ry.J 

Dedara,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  185  Greenwich- 
ftreet. 

De  Forefl,  Theodorus,  grocer,  149  Market-ftreet. 
De  Foreft,  Grodas,  ftiip-carpenter,  259  Grcenwich- 
llrcct. 

De  Grauw,  Walter,  carman,  1 1  Chapel-ftrcet. 

De  Grauw,  Walter,  cooper,  25  do. 

De  Grauw,  Walter,  cabinet-maker,  29  Naflau  do. 

De  Gray,  James  C.  lliip-carpenter,  34  Bancker  do. 

De  Gray,  William,  mariner,  1  Roofevelt  do. 

De  Gray,  Thomas,  flioe-maker,  80  Catliaiine  do. 

De  Gray,  Michael,  phyfician,  8  do. 

De  Groodt,  Samuel,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  ar.d  fcxton 
of  the  North-Church,   152  William-flreet. 

De  Groodt,  John,  black-fmith,  Third-flicet,  (Bow- 
ery.) J. 

De  Groodt,  John,  fhoe-makcr,  4  Auguftus-ftreet. 

De  Groodt,  John,  (hip-wriglit,  21  Haiman-flreet, 
(Bowery.) 

De  Groodt,  Richard,  fhip-wright,  21    do.  do.  do. 
De  Grove,  Harman,  fawyer,  Barrack-ftreet. 
De  Grove.  Nicholas,  do.  do. 

De  Grove,  William,  mcafurer,  124  Cherry-flrcet. 
De  Grove,  Walter,  fhingle-fhaver,  72  Murray  do. 
De  Grove,  widow,  fick-nurfe,  39  Robinlon  do. 
De  Grove,    Robert  C.    and  Adolph,  hat-manufac- 
turers, 340  Pearl-ftreet. 
De  Grove,  Adolph,  hatter,  25  Cherry -ft  reet. 
De  Gruflie,  Elias,  rope-makor,  Mulberry  do. 
De  Gruflie,  John,  uphofkrer,  6  Wall  do. 
De  Grufiie,  Robert,  hatter,  6  Vefey  do. 
De  Gruflie,  Adam,  jun.  taylor.  44  Cortlandt  do. 
Deitnch,  George,  baker,  348  Pearl  do. 
F 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Delacroix,    Jofeph,  confe&ioner  and  diftiller,  117 

William-ftreet. 
Deetfield,  widow,  taylorefs,  140  Broadway. 
Delabarre,  Marin,  357  do. 
Delafield,  John,  35  Pearl-ftreet. 

Delafond,   ,  17  do.  do. 

Delamatre,  Abraham,  carman,  21  Chamber  dq. 
Delamatre,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  75  Chatham  do. 
Delamatre,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  52  Lumber  do. 
Delamatre,  John  S.  grocer  and  tavern,  1 1 2  Broad  do. 
Delamater.  John,  merchant,  68  Partition  do. 
Delamatre,  Samuel,  (hoe-maker,  1 1  Cortlandt  do. 
Delamatre,  Ifaac,  taylor,  13  George  do.  ~~ 
Delancey,  John  W.  merchant,  41  Partition  do. 
Delancey,  John,  34  Cherry  do. 
Delaplane,  Jofhua,  cabinet-maker,  41  Lombard  do. 
Delaplane,  Jofeph,  mop-keeper,  393  Pearl  do. 
Delaplane,  James,   flop-feller,  393  do.  do. 
Delaplane,  Samuel,  merchant,  Bowery-lane. 
Delaplane,  Nicholas,  merchant,  261  William-ftreet. 
Delamar,  Peter,  clafiieal  and  mathematical  academy, 

14  John-ftreet. 
De  Leon,  Jacob,  grocer,  20  William-ftreet. 
DeLerue,  Canduin,  black-fmith,  11  Ann  do. 
Delin,  widow  Ann,  4  Oliver  do. 
Dclin,  widow,  (hop-keeper,  199  Broadway. 
Dellinger,  Jofeph,  wafer-maker,  70  Naffau-ftreet. 
Deloffre,  John  B.  63  Market  do. 
Delves,  Thomas,  accountant  in  the  Bank,  56  Wall  do. 
Demareft,  John,  carman,  76  Warren  do. 
Demareft,  Jacob,        do.        76  do. 
l^emaieft,  David,  do.  5  Murray  do. 
Demareft,  Jofeph,  do.  35  Dey  do. 
Demareft,  Jacobus,  labourer,  Greenwich  road. 
Demareft,  David  A.  carman,  Chamber-ftreet. 
Demareft,  Simon,  carman,  comer  of  Hcfter  and 

ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Demararey,  John,  (hoe-maker,  58  Reed-ftre--* 
Demararey,  Jacob,  carman,  104  Liberty  do 
Demilt,  Peter,  merchant,  66  Beckmau  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  5  I 


Demilt,  Ifaac,  houfe-carpenter,  48  Gold-ftreet. 
Demilt,  Peter,  taylor,  227  Pearl  do. 
Demilt,  Ifaac,  hatter,  13  Murray  do. 
Demolitor,  Chriftian,  grocer,  249  Broadway. 
Denmark,  Henry,  (hoe-maker,  43  Moore-ftreet. 
Denning,  William,  merchant,  42  Wall  do. 
Dempey,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  10  Cortlandt  do. 
Dennis,  Patrick,  captain  of  the  Revenue  Cutter,  46 

Partition-ftreet. 
Dennis.  John,  mafon,  258  William  do. 
Denny,  widow  Elizabeth,  23  Ann  do. 
Denny,  Jacob,  34  Diviiion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Denormandi,  John,  phyfician,  44  Broad-ftrcet. 
Denton  Sc^Suydam,  merchants,  2 1  Burltng-flip. 
Denton,  Peter,  {hoe-maker,  1 1  Cortlandt-ftreet. 
De  Peylter,  William  and  Son,  merchants,  297  Peaildo. 
De  Peyller,  Frederick,  merchant,  45  Congrefs-ftreet, 

and  ftore  29  William  llreet. 
De  Peyfter,  Sarah,  16  Beaver  do. 
De  Peylter,  James  W.  and  Co.  merchants,  271  Wa- 

ter-ftreet. 

De  Peyfter  and  Clarkfon,  merchants,  29  William  do. 
De  Peyfter,  Henry,  oakum  manufacturer,  84  Faii- 
ftreet. 

De  Peyfter,  Pierre,  43  Partition  do. 
De  Peyfter,  John,  77  Beekman  do. 
Derandi,  Henry,  boarding-houfe,  52  Vefey  do. 
Deromes,  Peter,  laft-maker,  357  Bean  do. 
Deriemer,  Peter,  weigh-mafter,  36  Whitehall  do. 
DerigUter,  Cornelius,  diftiller,  18  Jamea  do. 
De  Roche,  Charles,  255  Broadway. 
Derimon,  widow,  76  William-ftreet. 
Derry,  Thomas,  ftiip-mafter,  53  Fair  do. 
Defbrofles,  Mis.  Magdalen,  172  Pearl  do. 
Deftwoftes,  James,  merchant,  1 74  do.  do. 
Defchent,  Peter,  grocer,  1 14  Broadway. 
Defchamps,  Jofeph,  hatter,  45  Market-ftreer. 
Defdoity  and  Co.  merchants,  houfe  11  Liberty-ftreet, 
and  ftore  80  Market-ftreet. 

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52  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Defirc,  Loines,  labourer,  19  Rced-ftreet. 

Deiize,   ,  teacher  of  the  French  language,  45 

Vefey-ftreet. 

Deffar,  widow  Hannah,  Mulberry-flreet. 

Deveraux,  Philip,  houfe-carpenter,  45  Cheapfide  do. 

Devoe,  Abraham,  grocer,  295  Broadway. 

Devoe,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  93  Greenwich-fWset. 

Devon,  Jofeph,  Ihoe-maker,  24  Verlettenberg  do. 

Devoue,  Frederick,  grocer,  24  Peck-flip. 

Devou,  Cornelius,  15  Dutch-ftreet. 

Devou,  John,  carman,  Barley  do. 

Devoy,  Michael,  carman,  429  Pearl  do. 

DeWtbre,  Lucretia,  fi  "tffi%r(h.  3"3  Barclay  do. 

De  Witt,  William,  38  Whitehall  do. 

De  Witt,  John,  turner,  38  do.  do. 

De  Witt,  William,  cooper,  38  do.  do. 

Dey,  Lewis,  boot  and  ihoe-maker,  7  Moore-llreet. 

Dey,  Jacob,  carman,  32  Vefey  do. 

Dick,  Thomas,  grocer,  23  Ferry  do. 

Dickie,  George,  mariner,  35  Harman  do. 

Dickie,  Nathaniel,  labourer,  79  Warren  do. 

Dickinfon,  Lemuel,  fhoe-maker,  216  William  do. 

Dickinfon,  John,  labourer,  33  Murray  do. 

Dickinfon,  Gilchrift,  merchant,  141  Front  do. 

Dickinfon,  Jonathan,  boat-builder,  323  Water  do. 

Dickinfon,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  78  James  do. 

Dickinfon,  Jofeph,  carman,  Elizabeth  do.  (Bowery.) 

Dickinfon,  John,  tavern-keeper,  122  Market-llrect. 

Dickfon,  John,  fhoe-maker,  73  Chatham  do. 

Dickfon,  James,  iTiip-carpenter,  29  Cheapfide. 

Dickfon,  Mis.  Rachel,  Bowery-lane. 

Dickfon,  William,  fliip-mafter,  1 99  Greenwich-ftrect. 

Dickfon,  Peter,  diftiller,  29  Ferry-flreet. 

Dickfon,  John,  labourer,  2  Harman  do. 

Dickfon,  John,lcather-dreffer,  7  Harman-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Dickman,  John,  cabinet-maker,  corner  of  Gold  and 

Beekman  ftreets. 
Dickman,  Matthew,  block-maker,  19  Fayette-ilreet. 
Dickman,  widow  Rebecca,  19  do.  do. 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  53 

Dietz,  John,  conftable,  Bowery-lane. 

Dieu,  John  B.  cabinet-maker,  158  Wiiliam-ftreet. 

Dingee,  David  houfe-carpenter,  245  Greenwich  do. 

Dike,  Daniel,  mariner,  8  Fifher-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Dikeman,  widow,  feamftrefs,  Firtl-ftreet,  (Bowery. ) 

Dilks,  Thomas,  /hoe-maker,  19  Robinfon-ftreet. 

Dill,  Vincent,  grocer,  38  Beaver  do. 

Dillon,  Bartholomew,  {hoe-maker,  9  Broad  do. 

Dillon,   ,  fiflier,  47  Roofevelt  do. 

Dilfort , George, tavern-keeper, Fifher-ftreet,  (Bowery  ) 
Dimn,  Jonathan,  (hip-carpenter,  270  Grcenwich-ftreet. 
Dingley,  Amafa,  phyfician,,  corner  of  Ferry  and 

Gold  ftreets.  » 
Ditcher,  John,  boatman,  210    Greenwich  do. 
DiiTofway,  Ifrael,  fhop-keeper,  12  Front-ftreet. 
Difpenfary,  the  city,  corner  of  Beekman  and  NaiTau 

ftreets. 

Divine,  John,  {hoe-maker,  102  Liberty-ftreet. 

Dixon,  widow  Sarah,  75  Pearl  do. 

Dixon,  Wiiiiam,  and  Co.  druggifts,  461 -do.  do. 

Dixon,  Lewis,  carman,  9  James  do. 

Dixon,  Jofeph,  (hip-mafter,  58  Ringer's  do. 

Dixon  Thomas,  labourer,  35  Chapel  do. 

Dixon,  Francis,  labourer,  30  do.  do. 

Dixon,  John,  (hop-keeper,  88  William  do. 

Dob,  Peter,  dock-builder,  266  Greenwich  do. 

Dob,  Elias,  houfe-carpenter,  268  do.  do. 

Dob,  Mai  tin,  labourer,  Barley  do. 

Dob,  James,  labourer.   25  Reed  do. 

Dobban,  Alexander,  labourer,  54  Cedar  do. 

Dobbs,  Elizabeth,  fchoolrmiurefs,  63  Chatham  do. 

Dobbs,  Abraham,  labourer,  272  Broadway. 

Dobbs,  Henry  M.  clock  and  watch-maker,  64  Wall- 
ftieet,  and  houfe  28  Cedar-ltreet. 

Dobbs,  Jeremiah,  cooper,  129  Greenwich  do. 
t  Dobbs,  Charley,  carman,  14  Pump  do.  x 
.  Dcbfon,  Thomas,  454  Pearl  do. 
.  Dobfon,  Jofeph,  rigger,  5  Cheapfide  do. 

Dockarty ,  Charles  carman,  Lombard  do.. 

Dockarcy,  widowj  Barrack  do. 

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54         new-york  Directory. 

Dodds,    Thomas,    mufical  inftrument-maker,  320 

Pearl-ftrcet. 
Dodds,  widow,  7  Water  do. 
Dodds,  Amos,  taylor,  47  Roofcvelt  do. 
Dodds  and  Thompfon,  bakers,  74  Cherry  do. 
Dodds,  Robert,  filk-dyer,  178  Broadway. 
Dodds,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  41  Auguftus-ftreet. 
Dodge,  William,  jun.  houfe-carpenter,  239  Water  do-. 
Dodge,  Ifaac,  mip-carpenter,  380  Pearl  do. 
Dodge,  Thomas,  fhip-carpenter,  98  Catharine  do. 
Dodge,  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter,  99,  Cherry  do. 
Dodge,  Jeremiah,  fhip-carpenter,  Ship-yaids,  Cher- 

ry-ftreet. 

Dodge,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  2 19  William-ftreet. 
Dodge,   William,  meafurer  of  grain  and  fait,  32 

George-ftreet. 
Dodge,  Samuel,  25  Frankfort  do. 
Dodge,  John,  mariner,  3  Pump-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Doen,  widow  Parcis,  69  Catharine-ftreet. 
Dohrman,  Arnold  H.  merchant,  38  Chamber  do. 
Dolbeer,  Stephen,  tavern-keeper  and  grocer,  between 

New  and  Catharine  flips,  Water-ftreet. 
Dolby,  widow  Elizabeth,  tavern-keeper,  77  Congrefs- 

ftreet. 

Dolfon,  Tunis,  carman,  Mulberry  do. 
Dolphin,  Swane,  mariner,  25  Frankfort  do. 
Dominkk,  John,  lumber-merchant,  1 19  Cherry  do, 
Dominick,  Francis,  do.  16  do. 

Dominick,  George,  do.  3  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bowery) 
Dominick,   John,   fegar-maker,  between  New  and 

Cathatine  flips,  Water-ftreet. 
Donaldfon,  James,  fawyer,  Greenwich  road, 
Donaldfon,  Jefle, carman,  15 Harman-ftreet,  (Bowery} 
Donathy,  John,  rigger,  23  Divifion-ftteet,  (Bowery.) 
Donald,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  18  Murray-ftreet. 
Donovan,  Thomas,  burr  mill-ftone-maker,  75  Cherry- 

ftreet. 

Donovan,  Timothy,  tobacconift,  4  Market  do. 
Donnan,  John,  porter-bottler,  54  Congrefs  do. 
Donnelly,  James,  mafon,  81  Warren  do. 


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Doolittle,  E.  &  Co.  foap-boilers  and  taliovv-chandlers, 
100  Market-ftreet. 

Doty^  Ifaac,  boarding  and  lodging  houfe,  2  2  NafTaudo. 

Doty  and  Seaman,  ironmongers,  295  Pearl  do. 

Doty,  Jofeph.  black-fmith,  7  Ann  do. 

Dougall,  Walter,  weaver,  24  Robinfon  do. 

Dougall,  Alexander,  black-fmith,  24  do.  do. 

Dougall,  Hugh,  cabinet-maker,  24  do.  do. 

Dougall,  Alexander,  caiman,  Elizabeth-ftrcet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Doughty,  Samuel,  lumber-merchant,  ioXhcrry-ftrect, 
and  yard  at  Catharine-flip. 

Doughty  and  Burling,  merchants,  269  Peari-ftreet. 

Douglafs,  Catharine,  fliop-keeper,  151  Front  do. 

Douglafs,  Thomas,  boat-man,  29  Water  do. 

Douglafs,  Benjamin,  mop-keeper,  348  Water  do. 

Douglafs  and  Roe,  merchants,  173  Pearl  do. 

Douglafs,  Alexander,  filver-fmith,  Bowery-lane. 

Douglafs,  John,  joiner,  21  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Douglafs,  Benjamin,  fhop-keeper,  corner  of  Fair  and 
Dutch  ftreets. 

Douglafs,  James,  grocer,  2  Rutger's-ftreet. 

Douglafs,  James,  merchant,  63  Market  do. 

Dorfey,  James,  labourer,  33  Beaver  do. 

Douglafs,  ,  ftone-cutter,  74  Liberty  do. 

Doufenberry,  Amaziah,  carman,  9  Chapel  do. 

Doufenberry,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Chamber  do. 

Doufenberry,  Mary,  mantua-maker,  240  Water  do. 

Doufenberry,  Barzillai,  coach-maker,  54  Chatham  do. 

Doufen'wjrry,  John,  carman,  52  do.  do. 

Douville,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  25  Moore  do. 

Dorer,  John,  merchant,  162  Broadway. 

Dow,  Adrian,  chair-maker,  Bowery-lane. 

Dowdall,  Walter,  30  Pearl-ftreet. 

Dowle,  Robert,  clock  and  watch-maker,  90  Market- 
ftreet. 

Downey,  Samuel,  carman,  270  Greenwich  do. 
Downing,  Mofee,  houfe-carpenter,  88  James  do. 
Downey,  John,  12  Auguftus  do. 
Doyle,  Francis,  houfe-carpenter,  96  James  do. 


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Doyer,  Hendrick.-diltiller,  corner  of  Chatham-ftreet 

and  Bowery-lane. 
Drake,  James,  grocer,  356  Water-ftreet. 
Drake,  Richard,  122  Chatham  do. 
Drake,  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  of  Cherry-flrcet  and 

New-market. 
Drake,  Jonathan,  merchant,  263  Pearl-ftreet. 
Drake,  John,  gnocer,  25  Peck-flip. 
Drake,  Edward,  labourer,  Crofs-ltreet. 
Drake,  Jafper,  dray-man,  49  Auguftus  do. 
Dreamer,  Abraham,  carman,  48  iiancker  do. 
DriQtell,  Jacob,  mafon,  i6Chefnut  ftreet. 
Druniniond,  Archibald,  bookfeller  and  ftationer,  59, 

Fair-flreet. 
Dubey,  Philip,  71  Naflau  do. 
Dubois,  Jofeph,  gold  and  filver-fmlth,  87  Pearl  do. 
Dubois,  Peter,  carman,  Chamber  do. 
Dubuar,  Mr*,  flay-maker,  208  Broadway. 
Dudley,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  44  Market-flreet. 
Duddlefton,  Ralph,  fhoe-maker,  Bowrry-lane. 
Duer,  William,  36  Cortlandt-ftreet. 
Duff.  Daniel,  mariner,  17  George  do. 
Duff,  Nicholas,  fhip-mafter,.  31  Vefey  do. 
Duffie,  John,  and  Co.  grocery  flour  and  fait  flore> 

20  and  22  Old-flip,  and  houfe  30  Water-flreet. 
■Duffie,  James,  mafon,  23  Chamber-ilreet. 
Duffie,  Obadiah,  boarding-houfe,  361-  Pearl  do. 
Duffie,  James,  grocer,  corner  of  Front  &  Moore  itrcets. 
Duffie,  widow,  fcamilrefs,  25  Cedar-ltreet. 
Duffie,  Hugh,  taylor,  62  John  do. 
Duffirife,   Ifaac,   houfe-carpenter,  Hefler-kreet, 

( Bowery  ) 
Dumont,  Ann,  44  Water-ftrect. 
Dumont,  Peter,  druggift,  16  Stone  do. 
Dunbar,  Daniel,  merchant,  178  Water  do. 
Dumas,  P.  tranflator  of  languages,  4  Wall  do. 
Dunbar,  Robert,  labourer,  6  Robinfon  do. 
Duncan,  Thomas,  20  Broadway. 
Duncan,  Hugh,  letter-carrier,  26  Cedar-ftreet. 
Duncan,  James,  merchant,  62  Partition  do. 
Duncan.  G«orge,  ftone-cutter,  38  Lumber  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


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Etherington,  Mary,  14  Moore-ftreet.^ 

Euhelh/THenry,  black-fmitb,  corner  "of  NalTau  and 
Fair  (beets. 

Evans,  John,  ganger,  66  Roofevelt-flreet. 

Evans,  Martin  S.  iohool  mailer,  40  Gold  do, 
.  Evans,  William,  mariner,  31  Rutger's  do. 

Evans,  Jacob,  grocer,  49  Church  do. 

Evans,  John,  houfe-catpenter.  32  Baicla)  -{Ireet. 

Evans,  John,  ihoe-maker,  308  Broadway. 

Evans,  widow  of  Charles,  26  Whitehall-fireet. 
'  Evans,  Charles,  merchant,  65  Wall-ftrect. 

Evans,  Jefle,  taylor,  43  Chamber  do. 
^Eyans,  James,  carman,  11  Barclay  do. 

Everngiiam,  Gilbert,  merchant,  159  Water  do. 

Everitts,  John,  boarding-houfe,  145  Front  do. 
,  Evers,  John,  merchant,  162  Pearl  do. 

Everfon,  Benjamin,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Warren  do. 
,Everfon,-Barnet,  mafon,  244  William  do. 

Everfon,  George,  currier,  S3  Gold  do. 

Evertfon,  Nicholas,  attorney  at  law,  2  Congrefs  do. 

Ewart,  George  B.  phyfician,  21  Rutget's  do. 

Ewen,  Benjamin,  (hip-carpenter,  33  Chefnutdo. 

Ewen,Jchn,  (hip-wright,  1 8Divifion-itreet,  (Bovvety ) 

Jiwens,  Edward,  cooper,  Thomas-fireet, 

Tabrick,  Abigail,  milliner,  128  Fronl-ftreet. 
Faftor,  John,  38  Oliver  do. 

Fagan,   Daniel,  tallow-chandler,   22  Pump-ftreet, 
(Bowery  ) 

Fagan,  John,  grocer,  69  Cathan'ne-ilreet. 
Fairclew,  George,   rigger,  houfe  39A  Pearl-Hreet, 

loft  86  Wall (beet. 
Faiilie,  Jofeph,  boatman,  44  Barclay  do. 
Fairlie,  William,  grocer,  139  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Fairlie,  John   dry  goods  ftore,  20  Market-ilrcet. 
Falbufl!,  Chriilopher,  fnoe-maker,  9  Bayard-ilrect, 

(Bowery.) 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Fail  charge,  Robert,  167  Wafhington-ftreet. 
Falconer,  George,  butcher,  45  Cliff  do. 
Falconer,  Jofeph,  box-keeper  to  the  theatre,  89  Fair- 
Itreet. 

Falconer,  William,  fawyer,  5  Chapel  do. 
Falconer,  Archibald,  houfc-carpenter,  50  Partition- 
ureet. 

Fanhovvcr,  Jacob,  fldnner,  2  Cliff-ftreet, 
Fanning,  Edmund,  fliip-mafter,  35  Cheapfide  do. 
Fanfhaw,  Henry,  taylori  456  Pearl  do. 
Faiber,  Agidous  H.  boarding-houfe,  159  Greenwich- 
ftreet. 

Fardon,  widow,  68  Warren-ftreet. 
Fardon,  Thomas,  taylor,  8,  Depeyfter  do. 
Farfor,  Alexander,  fchoolmafter,  Bowery-lane. 
Fannar,  Thomas,  merchant,  (lore  19  Front-ftrect, 

and  houfe  43  Stone-flrcct. 
Fannar,  Samuel,  merchant,  43  Stone  do. 
Farquhar,  James,  merchant,  71  do.  do. 
Farr,(John,  ihoe-maker,  29  Geoige  do. 
Farrall,  James,  mariner,  1 1  Chefnut  do. 
Farrari,  Mrs.  Mary,  62  Market  do. 
Fanaud,  Stephen,  (hoe-maker,  27  Harman-flreet, 

( Bowery.1) 

Fanaud,  John,  watch-maker,  116  Chatham-ftreet. 
Farrington,  Mary,  mantua  and  ltay-maker,  83  Roofe- 

velt-ftreet. 
Farrington,  John,  ro  Warren  do. 
Farrington,  George,  painter,  70  Murray  do. 
Fafh,  Andrew,  carman,  19  Divifion-ffreet,  (Bowery.) 
F:iuc!ut,  Peter,  labourer,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Faugeres,  Lewis,  phyficiau,  79  John-ftreet. 
Faulkner,  Thorn".    ;.c:  ;iner,  1  14  Pea. 1  do. 
Fawpell,  Johr.,  hair-dreiier,  198  Btoadvay. 
Fay,  Jacob,  fhoe-rm.ker,  Miilberry-fu -cet. 
Fay,  Jofeph,  corner  of  Broad  and  Pcail  itreets. 
Fee,  Philip,  carman,  Anthony-flreet. 
Fee,  Jacob,  painter  and  glazier,  1  Magazine  do. 
Feigenheim,  Chiidophef,  grocer,  9  Tryon-row. 
Fell,  John,  53  Beaver-ftreet. 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  63 

Fellows,  John,  jun.   bookfeller  and  ftationer,  131 

Water-llreet. 
Fennell,  Edward,  taylor,  52  James  do. 
Fennell,  John,  fawyer,  10  Pump-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Fenner,  Yockguy,  brewer,  Mulberry-ftreet. 
Fenter,  Daniel,  gilder,  Barrack  do- 
Fenton,  John,  hafr-dreffer,  68  Gold  do. 
Fenton  &  M'Nabb,  lumber-merchants,  309  Water  do. 
Fenton,  Peter,  cooper,  32  Warren  do. 
Fenton,  James,  foap-boiler,  4  Murray  do. 
Ferg,  Melgior,  tavern-keeper,  22  Church  do. 
Fergufon,  James,  grocer,  corner  of  Water  and  Dover 

llreets. 

Fergufon,  John,  mariner,  45  NafTau-ftreets 
Fergufon,  William,  labourer,  5  1  Chapel  do. 
Fergufon,  William,  black-ftnith,  64  Cortlandt  do. 
Fergufon,  Polly,  taylorefs  24  Bancker  do. 
Fergufon,  Duncan,  fhop-keeper,  127  Market  do. 
Fergufon,  James,  mariner,  213  William  do. 
Fergufon,  Peter,  labourer,  Greenwich  road. 
Fergufon,  John,  cutler,  6  Ferry-ftreet. 
Fergufon,  David,  Ihoe-maker  38,  Roofevelt  do. 
Fergufon,  Ebenezer,  fawyer,  29  George  do. 
Fergufon,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  Thoma3  do. 
Ferrers,  John,  merchant,  103  Water  do. 
Ferrier,  John,  fhip-mafter,  56  Rutger's  do. 
Ferrill,  Thomas,  paver,  Mulberry  do. 
Ferrill,  Jean,  taylorefs,  45  Liberty  do. 
Ferrin,  Prince,  labourer,  Mulberry  do. 
Ferris,  Samuel,  taylor,  Bowery-lane.- 
Ferris,  John,  70  Cherry-llreet. 
Ferris,  John,  lilver-fmith,  Mulberry  do, 
Ferris,  Elijah,  merchant,  430  Pearl  do. 
Ferris,  Jofiah,  houfe-carpenter,  173  William  do. 
Fife,  John,  carman,  38  Dey  do. 
Finglafs,  widow  Snfannah,  52  Beekman  do. 
Fine,  Jean,  confectioner,  5  Broad  do. 
Fine,  John,  grocer,  27  Verletenberg  do. 
Fine,  Jacobus,  merchant,  117  Market  do. 
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64  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Filleau,  Samuel,  carman,  30  Lumber-ftreet. 

Fink,  Alexander,  butcher,  39  Chatham  do. 

Pink,  Jofm,  butcher.  Bowery-lane. 

Fink,  Adam,  butcher,  Second-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Finlay,  Andrew,  grocer,  320  Water-ftreet. 

Finlay,  John,  fliip-maftcr,  10  George  do. 

Finegar,  John,  grocer,  54  Front  do. 

*ifli,  John,  accountant,  16  Pearl  do. 

Filh,  Colonel  Nicholas,  fupervifor,  52  Wall-ftreet, 
and  office  450  Pearl-ftreet. 

Fim  and  Seaman,  merchants,  30  Peck-flip. 

Fiflier,  Leonard,  furgeon-dentifc,  451  Pearl-ftreet. 

Fiflier,  widow  Hannah,  76  Cherry  do. 

Filher,  Daniel,  milkman,  346  Broadway. 

Fiflier,  Albert,  tea- water-man,  Nicholas-ftrcct,  (Bow- 
cry.) 

Fiflier,  John,  do.  Firll-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Fiflier,  John,  labourer,  97  Fair-ilreet. 

Fiflier,  Mofes,  do.  Mulberry  do. 

Fiflier,  John,  grocer,  19  Market  do. 

Fiflier,  Abn'iaiii,  carman,  24  Pump  do. 

Fiflier,  John  B.  furrier,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Fiflier  and  Went,  ftarch  and  hair-powder  rnaaufatiti- 

rcrs,  451  Pearl-ftreet. 
Fiiher,  G  L.  weaver,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Fitch,  Will-'am,  flour  merchant,  287  Watcr-ftrect, 
Fitch,  Pelatia,  boatman,  46  Church  do. 
Fitch,  Thomas,  43  Cherry  do. 
Fitch,  E.  47  Broadway. 
Fitner,  Peter,  bookfeller,  15  Chamber  do. 
Fitner.  Francis,  grocer,  15  do. 
Fitzcr,  Thomas,  ladies  flioe-maker,  36  Cedar  do. 
F"itzpatrick,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  69  Chamber  do. 
Flading,  Frederick  W.  grocer.  Bowery-lane. 

Flag,   ,  cabinet-maker,  19  Cliff-ftreet. 

Flf.nagan,  Owen,  grocer,  25  Vefey  do. 
FLck,  Mary,  milliner,  67  Warren  do. 
Fleming,  James,  vendue-crycr,  43  Church  do. 
Fleming.  Jofeph  A.  upholllercr  and  trunk-maker, 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  65 

Fleming,  Mrs.  Saofqm,  24  Broadway. 

Fleming,  Mrs.  M.  T.  mantua-maker  and  milliner, 

41  Liberty  street.  .i,jr      y  vl^^H 

Fletcher,  John,  baker,  53  Roofevelt  do. 
Fletcher,  Nicholas,  fhip-mafter,  7  Rutger's  do. 
Fletcher,  James,  fringe-maker,  13  Tryon-row. 
Flinn,  Lewis  D.  grocer,  no  Water-ilreec. 
Flinn,  James,  pilot,  49  Beaver  do. 
Flinn,  John,  grocer,  56  Cedar  do. 
Flint,  William,  labourer,  27  Warren  do. 
Flock-ar,  John,  tavern-keeper,  corner  of  Bayard  and 

Wine  llreets,  (Bowery.) 
Flocker,  Adam,  labourer,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery. ) 
Florentine,  Thomas,  carman,  Thomas-ftreet. 
Flower,  John,  labourer,  26  Cherry  do. 
Foge',  William,  black-fmith,  10  Chamber  do. 
Fogarty,  widow,  boardlng-houfe,  99  Pearl-ilreet. 
Fogarty,  Coon,  labourer,  33  Beaver  do. 
Folkenham,  widow,  Bowery -lane. 
Fondo,  John,  fhoe-maker,  63  Reed-ftreet. 
Foos,  George,  mufician,  26  George  do. 
Foote,  John,  mafon  and  mailer  builder,  13  do. 
Forbei?  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter,  21  Cliff  do. 
Forbes,  widow  of  Duncan,  fhop-keeper,  28  do.. 
Forbes,  widow  Eve,  milliner,  29  Fair  do. 
Forbe3,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  3 1  Ann  do. 
Forbes,  William  A.  meafurer  of  grain,  18  Chaprldo. 
Forbes,  George,  porter  of  the  Branch  Bank  of  the 

United  States,  1 6  Redlor  do. 
Forbes,  Abraham  G.    gold  and  filver-fmith,  118 

Broadway. 

Forbes,  William  G.  do.  and  do.  90  Broadway. 
Forbes,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  1 3  Rofe-Ilreet. 
Forbes,  Thomas,  dilHUer,  49  do. 
Forbufh,    Chriflopher,    ihoe-maker,  Bayard-flreetL, 
(Bowery.) 

Ford,  William,  ffipe-maker,  261  Water-flreet. 
Ford,  Eliakim,  merchant.  360  and  361  do> 
Ford,  George,  cooper,  New-market. 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Ford,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  227  William-ttreet. 
Fordham,  Robert,  cooper,  70  William  do. 
Fordon,  Thomas,  attorney  at  law,  36  Beaver  do» 
Forrcfter,  John,  merchant,  1  Ann  do. 
Forreller,  John,  grocer,  9  Chatham-row. 
Forfyth,  John,  merchant- taylor,  108  Water-ftreet. 
Fortune,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  13  John  do. 
Forwith,  Matthew,   tobacconift,  6  Divifion-ftreet, 
(  Bowery. ) 

Fofbrook  and  Smith,  hardware -ftore,  corner  of  Pearl 

and  Beekman  ftrects. 
Fofter,  Nathaniel,  cabinet-maker,  32  Cherry-ftreer. 
Fofter,  the  Rev.  Benjamin,  Minifter  of  the  Baptid 

Church,  37  Gold-ftreet. 
Fofter,  Jacob,  and  Co.  nail  and  fpike  manufacturers, 

14  Batavia-lane. 
Fofter,  Godfrey,  tea-water-man,  corner  of  Firft  and 

Fifher  ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Fofter,  Thomas,  carman,  304  Broadway. 
Fofter,  John  W.  black-fmith,  43  Auguftus-ftreet. 
Fofter,  Charles,  fchool-mafter,  244  William  do. 
Fofter,  John,  black-fmith,  29  Chamber  do. 
Fofter,  Henry,  manner,  370  Pearl  do. 
Fountaine,  Eneas,  painter  and  glazier,  25  Bancker  do. 

Fourniquet,  ,  golcl-fmith  Sc  jeweller,  53  Ann  do. 

Fowler,  Frederick,  carman,  5  Reed  do. 
Fowler,  Pexd,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Robinfon  do. 
Fowler,  Edward,  carman,  25  James  do. 
Fowler,  widow  Ann,  25  do. 

Fowler,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  17  Thames  do. 

Fowler,  Abraham,  merchant,  419  Pearl  do. 

Fowler,  Caleb,  butcher,  239  Broadway. 

Fowler,  Theodorus,  20  Cortlandt  do. 

Fowler,  David,  mafon,  Thomas  do. 

Fos,  George,  taylor,  242  Pearl  do. 

Fox,  Robert,  grocer,  corner  of  Nicholas-ftreet  and 

Bowery-lane. 
Fox,  George,  mafon,  123  Cherry-ftreet. 
Fox,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  Broadway  and  Murray- 

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Fox,  Matthew,  butcher,  Mott-ftreet. 
Fox,  Patrick,  carman,  94  Chamber  do. 
Fox,  widow,  6  George  do. 
Foy,  John,  ftivadore,  3  Auguftus  do. 
Francifco,  Barney,  houfe-carpenter,  33  Church-ftreet. 
Franklin,  Robertfon  and  Co.  merchants,  279  Pearl  do. 
Franklin,  Samuel,  merchant,  279       do.  do. 
Franklin,  Anthony,  do        25^        do.  do. 
Franklin,  Abraham,  do.       305        do.  do. 
Franklin  &  Doty,  hard-ware  (tore,  282  do.  do. 
Franklin,  Thomas,  jun.  282  do.  do. 

Franklin,  John,  merchant,  105  Cherry   do.  do. 
Franklin,  Henry,  &  Co.  hard-ware  {lore,  256  Water- 
ftreet. 

Franklin,  widow  Mary,  fhop-keeper,  93  John  do. 
Frafer,  Jofiah,  houfe-carpenter,  12  Batavia-lane. 
Frafer,  Donald,  fchoolmafter,  1 78  William-ftreet. , 
Frafer,  Alexander,  corner  of  Mulberry  and  Bayard 

ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Frafer,  Duncan,  carman,  7  Chefnut-ftreet. 
Frafer,  Catharine,  mant-ua-maker,  64  Cedar  do. 
Franfway,  widow,  gardener,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Fraunces,  Milcar,  giocer,  413  Pearl-ftreet. 
Fraunces,  Andrew  G.  notary  public,  62  Broadway. 
Fraunces,  Lewis,  wood-fawyer,  37  Fair-ftreet. 
Fraunces,  Elihu,  mafon,  55  Church  do. . 
Fraunces,  Elihu,  mafon,  29  Chamber  do. 
Fraunces,  Anthony,  tanner,  1 1  George  do. 
Frederick,  George,  labourer,  74  Warren  do. 
Frederick,  Henry,  glover  and  breeches-maker,  218 

Broadway. 

Frederick,  Henry,  maltfter,  at  Mr.  Lifpenard's  brew- 
ery, Greenwich-road. 

Frederick,  Henry,  mafon,  62  Barclay-ftreet. 

Freebufh,  Matthew,  cooper,  5  [  Pearl  do. 

Freeland,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  12  Chapel  do. 

Freelon.  Abraham,  compofition  fan-light-maker,  and 
glazier,  1 10  Pearl-ftrcet. 

Freeman,  Samuel,  carman,  21  Beaver  do. 

Freeks,  John  C.  grocer,  157  Market  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Friday,  Paul,  carman,  10  Hague-dreet. 

Friend,  John,  tavern-keeper,  7  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowi- 

French,  Henry,  23  Gcorge-ftreet. 
Fi  iton',  French  gentleman,  Bowery-lane. 
Fritz,  Elias,  boat-man,  3  Fa&ory-court,  Rutger's- 
ftreet. 

Frit/,,  Lewis*  carman,  corner  of  Wine  and  Heller 
itreets,  (Bowery.) 

Fritz,  John,  fawyer,  3  Reed-ftreet. 

Frobilher,  William,  foap-boiler  and  tallow-chandler, 
9  Fletcher-ftreet.. 

Froft,  Caleb  and  Jacob,  merchants,  278  Pearl  do. 

Froft,  Jacob,  merchant,  9  Beekman  do. 

Fullam,  Michael,  grocer,  136  Front  do. 

Fullam  John ,  grocer, cornerof  William andThomasdo. 

Fuller,  Jofeph,  cabinet-maker,  5  Robinlon-llreet. 

Fullivar,  ,  French  phyfician,  62  Cherry  do. 

Fizlman,  John,  butcher,  11  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Funk,  Nathaniel,  pilot.  70  Gold-ltreet. 

Funk,  John,  pilot,  74  Fair  do. 

F'urlo,  ,  brafs-founder,  97  James  do. 

Furman,  Joliah,  painter  and  glazier,  corner  of  Chat- 
ham and  Fayette  ftreets. 

Furman,.  Wood,  houfe-carpentcr,-  Eli<iabeth-ftreet, 
(Bowery. ) 

Furman  and  Mapes.  taylors,  335  Pearl-ftreet.  '">i" 
Furman,  Gabriel,  aldtrman,  ic6  Broadway. 
Furman,  Waters, carman,  17  Harman-ftreet,  (Bowery) 
Furman,  Richard,  collc&or  of  the  out  ward,  15  Di- 

vilion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Furfinan,  Nicholas,  boarding-bouie,  53  Murray-ftreeU 

Gabel,  Auguftine,  labourer,  C4,  Chambcr-ftreet. 
Gabcl,  Henry,  muflcian,  Bayatd-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Gah;ignn,  Dennis,  fchoclmaller,  29  Vandcwater-llreet. 
Gaine,  Hugh,  printer,  bowkfeller  and.  ftationer,  148 
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NEW-YORK    DIRECTORY.  69 

Gains,  Ebenezer,  grocer,  corner  of  Oliver  and  Water 
ftreets. 

Galbreath  and  Elmes,  merchants,  234  Pearl-ilreet. 
Gale,  widow  of  Mofes,  26  Front  do. 
Gale,  Marinus,  book-biuder,  66  Ann  do. 
Gallaudat,  John,  barber  and  peruke-maker,  59  Cha- 

Gallaudat,  Peter,  hair-dreffer,  126  Chatham  do. 

Gallagher,  Benjamin,  houfe-carpenter  and  mafter 
builder,  27  George  do. 

Gallalee,  Matthew,  baker,  95  Fair  do. 

Galloway,  widow  Elizabeth,  Mulberry  do. 

Galloway,  Francis,  mariner,  Third-ltreet,  (Bowery) 

Galloway,  James,  rigger,  12  Purnp-ilreet,  (Bowery) 

G.ill.v.vay,  widow  of  John,  tavern,  296  Water-ilreet. 

Gammage,  John,  phyfician,  20  John  do. 

Gant,  George,  fchoolmafUr,  3c  Cliff  do. 

Gants,  Francis,  fhip-wiight,  23  Pump-flreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) •  r..  .    ..• '  ^^JiflK^ 

Gantley,  Daniel,  boot  &  ihoe-maker,  Lcrabard-ftrcet. 

Ganfon,  Richard,  mariner,  29  Rote  do. 

Garbrance,  Peter,  turner,  18  Rofe  do.  t; 

Garcin,  JafTcnt,  French  baker.  52  Ann  do. 

Gardner,  Noah,  boarding-houfe,  243  Water  do. 

Gardner,  James,  cabinet-maker,  290  do. 

Gardner  and  Niven,  merchant-taylors,  306  Pearl  do. 

Gardner,  Frederftk,  45  Cliff  do. 

Gaidner,  Reuben,  fi.ip-maller,  29  James  do. 

Gardner,  Robert,  fhip-mafter,  76  do. 

Gardner,  David,  taylor,  45  Cliff  do. 

Gardner,  Charles,  potter-houfe,  77  Fair  do,  r 

Ganl.ier,  Jofeph,  lal>ourer,  27  Chefnut  do. 

Gardner,  Mofes,  (hoe-maker.  4  fletcher  da. 

Gardner,  William,  taylor,  239  William  do. 

Gardner,  Sarah,  taylorefs,  250  do. 

Gardner,  Thomas,  merchant,  142  do. 

Gardner,  Solomon,  (hoe-maker,  3C0  Broadway. 

Gardner,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  33  Barclay-flreet. 

Gardner,  Thomas, carman,  13  Eagle-flrect,  (  Bowery) 

Garland,  George,  rigger,  95  ChatLiam-ilreet. 


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Garland,  George,  tavern-keeper,  126  Market-flreet. 

Garland,  Alexander,  houfe-carpentcr,  15  Fair  do.. 

Garlock,  John,  labourer,  75  Chamber  do. 

Garlock,  Monas,  do.        75  do. 

Garlock,  Harmanus,  do.  77  d_p. 

Garlock,- John,         do.  77  do. 

Garlock,  John,  hair-drefler,  74  Liberty  do. 

Gnrnifs,  Thomas,  boot  and  fhoe-maker,  3 1 8  Pearl  do- 

Garr,  Andrew,  fhip-carpenter,  and  maiter  builder, 
1 1 8  Cherry-ltreet,  and  lumber-yard  near  Catharine- 
flip. 

Garret,  Michael,  black-fmith,  Mulberry-ftreet. 
Garret,  Magnus,  carman,  do.  do. 

Garret,  David,  rope-maker,         do.  do. 
Garret,  Mrs. Michael,  mop-keeper,  corner  of  Mulberry 

and  Crofs  ftreets. 
Garrick,  S   B.  Weftphal  and  Co.  merchants,  183, 

Front-ftreet. 

Garnigues,  Thomas,  {hop-keeper,  158  William-fired. 
Garrifon,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  46  CoiJandtdo.. 
Garrifon,  Henry,  printer,  92  Fair  do. 
Garrifon,  Benjamin,  merchant,  1 1  Cheapfide  do. 
Garrifon,  Richard,  houfe-carpenter,  314  Bioadway.. 
GaiTner,  John,  grocer,  93  Chatham-flreet. 
Gaffner,  John  G.  jun.  harnefs-maker  and  tiimmer, 

96  Chatham-ftrest. 
GaiTner,  Peter,  grocer,  56  Barclay  do. 
Gaffner.  Ifaac,  boat-man,  38  Vefey  do. 
Gates,  Michael,  carman,  41  Chamber  do. 
Gates,  Leonard,  black-fmith,  77  Chatham  do. 
Gates,  William,  mariner,  75  Catharine  do. 
Gatfield,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  72  Murray  do. 
Gatfield",  James,  houfe-carpenter,  3S4  Pearl  do. 
Gatfield,  Archibald,  grocer,  Mulberry  do. 
Gatfield,  Benjamin,  leathei  dreffer  and  glover,  231 

Pearl  flreet. 
Gatfey,  John,  mafon,  25  Fayette  do. 
Gauge,  Jofeph,  block-maker,  9  Rofe  do. 
Guiteier,  widow  Elizabeth,  hiK-kfler,  1 1  Cortlandt  do. 
Guitier,  Lewis  A.  (hoe-maker,  33  Partition  do. 


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Gay,  A ntheliae,  teacher  of  the  French  language,  50 

John-ftreet. 
Geary,  Mofcs,  carman,  54  Warren  do. 
Geer,  Ebenezer,  (hoe-maker,  8  Lumber  do. 
Gelflon,  David,  merchant,  170  Front  do. 
Gelfton,  John,  houfecarpenter,  447  Pearl  do. 
Gender,  Francis,  fawyer,  66TMurray  do. 
Genet,  Bethis,  ltcward  to  the  French  conful,  Eliza- 

beth-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Gentle,  Robert,  brewer,  31  Auguftus-ftreet. 
George.  Jofeph,  currier,  60  Broad  do. 
Geogham,  Thomas,  gold  and  filver  lace  and  trimming 

weaver,  8  Fair-ftreet. 
Gerrard,  John,  houfe  carpenter,  78  Cathar  inedo 
Gerrard,  Williara,  merchant,  112  Greenwich  do. 
Gerrard,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  58  Cedar  do. 
Gcraud,  Frederick,  cooperage,  1 61  Front  do.j  > 
German,  Patrick,  merchant,  10 1  William  do.  a 
Germond,  lacob,  cabinet-maker,  34  Chapel  do. 
Gibbs,  George,  mariner,  12  Robinfon  do. 
Gibbs  and  Haydock,  merchants,  corner  of  Market 

and  Water  ftreets. 
Gibbs,  John,  fruit-merchant,  100  Broadway. 
Gibbs,  Robert,  carman,  Chamber-flreet. 
Gibfon,  James,  accountant,  Lombard  do. 
Gibfon,  widow  Margaret,  do. 
Gibfon,  John,  mafon,  261  Greenwich  do. 
Gibfon,  Lewis,  houfe-carpentei,  37  A-uguftus  do. 
Gibfon,  William,  holier,  14  Rofe  do. 
Gibfon,  Thomas,  mrp-wright,  Bowery-lane. 
Gibfon,  Jofeph,  weaver,  9  Chefnut-llreet. 
Gibfon,  Aaron,  tayFor,  79  Warren  do. 
Gibfon,  Robert,  carver  and  gilder,  25  Cedar  do. 
Gibfon,  Jean,  clear  ftarcher,  25  do. 
Giffert  and  Scotland,  cabinet  and  chair-makers,  25 

John  do. 

GiiTert,  Alexander,  mafon,  82  Reed  do. 
GifFert,  George,  boaiding-houfe,  34  Dey  do. 
Giff.ng,  William,  houfe-carpentcr,  Chapel  do. 
Gilbert,  Garret,  merchant,  i8y  Broadway. 


7*2  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Gilbert,  John,  conductor  of  the  powder  magazine',  290 
Pearl-ftrcet. 

Gilbert,  William  W.  affiftant  juflice,  24  and  26Dey- 

ftrcet. 

Gilbert,  William  W.  and  Son,  merchants,  1C9  Broad- 
way. 

Gilbert,  John,  carman,  33  Chapel  ft reet. 

Gilbert,  Thomas,  Poland  ftarch-manufa&urer,  94  and 

96  Greenwich-ftrcet. 
Gilbert,  William,  colleftor  for  the  dock-ward,  55 

Beaver-ftrcet. 
Gilbert,  Walter,  mariner,  34  Vefey  do. 
Gilchriil,  Robert,  mill-weight,  51  Pearl  do. 
Gilcliriil,  Robert,  merchant,  23  Beaver  do. 
Gilchiifl,  V.  it-herd  B.  mariner,  39  Liberty  do.  • 
Giles,  John,  fhoe-maker,  73  Chatham  do. 

Giles,  ,  labourer,  25  Beaver  do. 

Giles,  Robert,  carman,  Chamber  do. 
Giles,  Robert,  houfe-carpenter,  40  P.ofe  do. 
Gilford,  Samuel,  merchant,  122  William  do. 
Gilford,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  23  Robinfon  do. 
Gilihan,  widow  Sufannah,  laylorefs,  10  Chapel  do. 
Gillerd,  Charles,  carman,  215  William  do. 
Gillefpie,  widow,  fcamihefs,  59  Reed  do. 
Gillct,  Selh,  labourer,  97  Fair  do. 
Gilliland,  widow  of  James,  feamftrefs,  i39Grecn- 

wich-ftrcit. 

Gilmore,  Charles,  Loot  and  fhoc-maker,  325  resui- 

ftreet. 

Gilmore,  Benjamin,  do.  365  do. 
Gilmore,  Jofeph,  taylor,  365  do. 
Gilmore,  John,  cabinet-maker,  48  Fair  do. 
Gilmore,  James,  fhoe- maker,  5  Chapel  do. 
Gilmore,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  Mulberry  do. 
Gvhnore,  Mary,  (hop-keeper,  381  Pearl  do. 
Gilmore,  Stephen,  do.  20  Cherry  do. 
Gililon,  William   houfe-carpenter,  243  Broadway. 
Ginder,  Nicholas,  labourer,  24  Murray-ftreet- 
Ginkins,  James,  fhoc-maker,  8  Water  do. 
Giraud,  James,  halter,  224  do.  do- 


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Giraud,  Frederick,  cooper,  corner  of  Naflau  and 
Ann  ftreets. 

Giraud,  widow,  ficknnrfe,  4  Cmtlandt-.lrc'et. 
Glafs,  James,  grocer,  32  Peart  d«v 

Glad,   ,  (hip-mafter,  26*Ve/cy  do. 

Glafhen,  Frederick,  beker,  3^  Rofc  do. 
Glean,  Samuel,  grocer  and  tavern-keeper,  1  Ctiathaov 
ftreet. 

Glean,  James,  taylor,  40  Ferry-ftreet. 

Glentworth,  Thomas,  cuftom-houfe  boat-man,  60 
Gold-ftreet. 

Glover,  John  J.  merchant,  226  Peavl-ftreet. 

Glover,  John  G.  merchant,  174  Broadway*. 

Glover.John,  houfe-carpenter,  252  W;!llani-ilt cct. 

Glynne,  widow,  14  Naflau  do. 

Goddard,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  59  Ann  do. 

Godby,  William,  carpenter,  Barr?.ck  do. 

Godfrey,  the  Reverend  Peter  C.  minifter  of  the  Mo- 
ravian church,  44  Fair- ftreet. 

Godwin,  widow,  waflier,  80  Reed  do. 

Goodwin,  Nathaniel,  tin-man,  57  Cliff  do. 

Godwin,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  259  Broadway. 

Goelet,  Peter  P.  merchant,  65  Fearl-ftreet. 

Goelet,  Peter,  merchant,  113  and  115  do.  do. 

Goerek,  Caflimer  T.  city  furveyor  and  engineer,  85 
Gold-ftreet. 

Goff,  Peter,  (hip-caipenter,  ioLumberdo. 

Goit,  James,  mariner,  Mott  do. 

Goix,  Cart,  and  Lcveillaid,  merchant,  123  Front  do. 
Golder,  Abraham,  28  Oliver  do. 
Goldie,  Michael,  labourer,  1 1  Reftor  do. 
Goldfmith,  Thomas,  labourer,  42  Cedar  do. 
Goldfmith,  Daniel,  fiioe-maker,  216  William  do. 
Gollow,  Chriftopher,  cooper,  5 1  Roofevelt  do. 
Gomes,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  66  Beekman  do. 
Gomez,  Ifaac,  jun.  109  Water  do. 
Gomez,  Ifaac  M.  broker,  97  Market  do. 
I  Gomez,  Benjamin,   book-binder  and  ftationer,  97 
Market  do. 

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74  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Gomez,  Mofes,  64  Naflau-ftreet. 
Gomez,  widow  Rebecca,  37  Stone  do. 
Gontze,  Otto,  labourer,  Potter-bakers-hill. 
Goodall,  widow,  Elizabeth,  53  Barclay-ftrcet. 
Goodberlet,  John,  taylor,  7  Vandewater  do. 
Goodeve,  John,  tallow-chandler  and  foap-boiler,  23 

Bridge-ftreet. 
Goodman,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  Mott  do. 
Goodman,  William,  grocer,  corner  of  Catharine-flip 

and  Water-ftreet. 
Goodman,  Anthony,  butcher,  Anthony-ftrect,  (Bowe- 

Goodwin,  John  and  Oliver,  druggifts,  193  Pearl-ftreet. 
Goold,  Edward,  merchant,  37  and  39  Wall  do. 
Gordon,  John,  labourer.  Mulberry  do. 
Gordon,  Richard,  (hoe- maker,  304  Broadway. 
Gordon,  William,  boarding-houfe,  137  Greenwich- 
itreet. 

Gordon,  Charles,  houfe-carpenter,  59  Cedar  do. 
Gorham,  John,  merchant,  13  Cherry  do. 
Gorham,  Shedden,  and  Jones,  (lore,  305  Water  do. 
Gofman,  Robert,  houfe-carpenter  and  mafter-builder, 

103  Liberty-ftreet. 
Gofman,  George,  mafon,  and  mafter-builder,  6  Cort- 

landt-ftreet. 

Gofman,  James,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  27  Naffa.u  do. 

Gofwell,  George,  carman,  72  Warren  do. 

Gould,  John,  carman,  4  Warren  do. 

Gould,  John,  taylor,  261  Water  do. 

Gould,  Stephen,  (hoe-maker,  63  Chatham  do. 

Gould,  Peter,  mariner,  104  Beekman  do. 

Gouilay,  Robert,  merchant,  73  and  75  Market-ftrect, 

and  corner  of  William-ftreet. 
Gowall,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  26  Harman  do. 
Gouverneur  and  Kemble,  merchants,  98  Front  do- 
Gouverneur,  Ifaac,  merchant,   98   do.  do. 
Gouverneur,  Nicholas,  merchant,  100  do.  do. 
Gracie,  Archibald,  merchant,  no  Broadway. 
Graham,  Charles  M.  phyfician,  91  Pearl-ftreet. 
Graham  and  Miilner,  grocers,  2  Beekman-flip. 


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Graham,  widow  Elizabeth,  corner  of  Broad  and 
Mill  ltreets. 

Graham,  John,  grocer  and  tavern-keeper,  37  Moore- 
ftreet. 

Graham,  John,  grocer  and  tavern-keeper,  37  Cherry- 
ftreet. 

Graham,  John,  jun.  merchant,  138  WUIiarr.-ftreet. 
Graham  and  Little,  merchants,  77  Market  do. 
Graham,  John,  13  Cedar  do. 

Graham,  John,  tin-man  and  copper-fmith,  21  Mar- 
ket-ftreet. 

Graham,  John,  fawyer,  240  Grcenwich-ftreet. 
Graham,  John  A.  phylician,  54  Cherry  do. 
Graham,  Mrs.  young  ladies'    board ing-fchool,  91 

Liberty  do. 
Graham,  Archibald,  rigger,  14  Rofc  do. 
Graham,  John,  mariner,  10  Harman-ftreet. 
Grammar,  John,  labourer,  242  William  do. 
Giamfon,  John,  tavern-keeper,  312  Water  do. 
Grandine,  John,  grocer,  65  Fair  do. 
Grange,  Thomas,  mafen,  76  Pearl  do. 
Granger,  John,  flioe-rr.aker,  60  Barclay  do. 
Granger,  Matthew,  carman,  Third-ftreet,  (Bowery. ) 
Grant,  John,  merchant,  220  Pearl  do. 
Grant,  James,  grocer,  58  Rooievelt  do. 
Grant,  John,  ftiip-carpenter,  48  James  do. 
Grant,  Edward,  labourer,        12  do*.^  do. 

Grant,   ,  iilver-fmith,  41  Ann  do.* 

Grant,  Daniel,  labourer,  132  Broadway. 

Grant,  widow  Ann,  15  Cedar-ftreet. 

Grant,  Michael,  furr-dealer  and  tavern-keeper,  ic6 

Market-ftreet. 
Grant,  Godfrey,  tobacconi'ft,  36  Auguflus  do. 
Grant,  William,  taylor,  65  Barclay  do. 
Grant,  John,  tea- water-man,  4  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bbwe- 
•ry.) 

Granzebeck,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  Broadway  and 

WaU-ftreet. 
Graves,  John,  merchant,  58  Pearl  do. 

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j6  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Graves,  Benjamin, accountant,  71  Dey-ftreet. 

Gray,  widow  Abigail,  27  Ann  do. 

Gray,  William,  labourer,  1 1  Reclcr  do. 

Gray,  Thomas,  pilot,  1  72  William  do. 

Gray,  Virgil,  under  fexton  of  St.  George's  Chapel, 

30  Ferry-ftrect. 
Gray,  George,  chimney- office,  Mott  do. 
Gray,  Peter,  55  Cortlandt  do. 
"ray,  widow  Mary,  34  Vandewatcr  do. 
Grear,  James,  cutler,  Barley  do. 
Greddy,  John,  (hoc-maker,  64  Barclcty  do. 
Green,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  69  Warren  do. 
Green  and  Bayley,  merchants,  1 1 7  Front  do. 
Green,  John,  grocer,  417  Pearl  do. 
Green,  Jofeph,  taylor,  76  James  do. 
Green,  David,  mariner,  96  Gold  do. 
Green,  Paul,  caiman,  15  Chapel  do. 
Green,  James,  mariner,  302  Water  do. 
Green,  widow  Sarah,  1 1  Marketfield  do. 
Green,  William,  merchant,  2  Vefcy  do. 
Green,  Timothy,  attorney  at  law,  58  Dey  do. 
Greenleaf,  Thomas,  printer,  123  Water  do. 
Greenwood,  John,  furgeon  dentill,  24  Vefcy  do.  . 
Grofwold,  Thomas,  diltiller,  27  James  do. 
Griffen,  Henry,  clock  &  watch-maker,  31.8  Water  do. 
Griffen,  Stephen,  mariner,  12  Beaver  do« 
GrifFen,  Thomas,  fawyer,  278  Broadway. 
Griffen,  Ifaac,  painter  and  glazier,  43  Auguflus-ftreet. 
Giiffen,  Benjamin,  hair-drefftr,  potter-baker's-hill. 
Griffen,  Peter,  merchant,  14c  Water-ftreet. 
Griffiths,  Thomas,  oyfterman,  24  Murray  do. 
Griffiths,  Jofeph,  fliip-chandler,  ioi  Front  do. 
Griffiths  and  Camp,  merchant?,  95  WUJiam  Jo. 
Griffiths,  widow  Margaret,  56  John  do. 
Grigg,   John,   ironmonger,  corner  of  .Cheny  and 

James  flreets. 
Grigg,  William,  hardware  and  jewellery  flore.'Ci 

Market-ftieet. 
Grigg,  Henry,  ironmonger,  23  Partiiion  do. 
Grim,  David  and  Philip,  merchants,  23  Cedar  do. 


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Grim,  Henry,  labourer,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Grim,  Peter,  tanner  and  currier,  95  Gold-ftreet. 
Grim,  Jacob,  tanner,  Magazine  do. 
Grim,  Peter,  tanner,  near  the  Collect. 
Grifdale,  widow  Margaret,  wafher,  8  Congrefs-ftreer. 
Gritman,  James,  carman,  47  James  do. 
Groom,  Francis,  boarding-houfe,  24  Pearl  do. 
Grofs,  the  Rev.  Dr.  John  D.  profeiTor  of  moral  plii- 

lofophy  in  Columbia  College,  and  Minifter  of  the 

German  Calviniit  Church,  349  Pearl  do. 
Grofs,  Peter,  carman,  56  Reed  do. 
Grofs,  Jofhua,  fhip-carper.ter,  69  Catharine  do. 
Grolhan,  John  P.  brewer,  Bailey  do. 
Groteclefs,  Gilbert,  dealer  in  flour  and  groceries,  49 

Barclay  do. 
Grot^ield,  Samuel,  fawycr,  Mott  do. 
Grozart,  John,  merchant,  corner  of  Gold  and  Beek- 

man  ftreets. 
Guerlain  and  Co.  merchants,  89  Broad-ftreet. 
Gue,  Nathaniel,  carman,  Mulberry  do. 
Gue,  David,  houfe-carpenter,  do. 
Guerlain,  commiflary  for  the  French  Republic,  27 

Stone-ftreet. 
Guinnell,  Thomas,  tavern  keeper,  Lombard  do. 
Guinyani,  Nicholas,  mariner,  90  Gold  do. 
Gulian  and  M'Evers,  merchants,  138  Greenwich  do. 
Gunn,  George,  filk-dyer,  193  William  do. 
Guthrie,  widow  Sarah,  6  Congrefs  do. 
Guthvie,  Jofeph,  moe-maker,  17  Skinner  do, 
Guyon,  widow,  15  Partition  do. 
Gwin,  Mifs.  feamilrefs,  10  George  do. 

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Habermel,  John,  grocer,  121  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Hacker,  Hoyfted,  boarding-houfe  and  pilot  through 

Hell-gate,  222  Water  do. 
Hacket,  George,  houfe-carpenter,  229  Greenwich' 

ftreet. 

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Hacket,  Thomas,  mafon  ,  36  Auguftus-flrect. 
Hacque,  ,  French  boarding-houfe,  corner  of 

Church  and  Barclay  itrcets. 
Haddock,  Roger,  fhip-mafter,  356  Pearl-ftreet. 
Hadley,  Ifaac,  carman,  64  Murray  do. 
Hadley,  William,  houfe -carpenter,  32  Barclay  do. 
Hadley,  John,  cooper,  and  infpeclor  of  lumber,  83 

Chatharo-ftiect. 
Hadled,  Abraham,  houfc-carpenter,  3  Church  do. 
Hadley,  George,  fen.  dealer  in  grain,  37  Barclay  do. 
Hadley,  George,  jun.  carman,  37  do.  do. 

HafF,  John,  (hip-mafter,  1  Naflau  do.  ^JP 
Hagan,  Henry,  taylor,  33  Chatham  do. 
Hagerty,  Peter,  labourer,  47  Church  do. 
iHaight,  Benjamin,  faddlcr,  harnefs  and  cap-maker,  168 

Broadway. 

Haines  andThompfon,  merchants,  24  Moore-ftrceU.fi'  i 
Hall,  Archibald,  labourer,  New-market. 

Hail,  j  ,  cooper,  90  James-ftreet.  « 

Hall,  Michael,  carman,  25  Fayette  do. 
Hall,  James,  (hip-carpenter,  306  Water  do. 
Hall,  widow  of  Benjamin,  206  Broadway. 

Hall,  ,  merchant,  3  Whitehall-ilreet. 

Hall,  Drew,  gold  and  fdver-fmith,  118  Market  do. 
Hall,  Caleb,  carman,  6  Divjfioa-ftrcet,  (Bowery.) 
Haliam,  Lewis,  manager  of  the  Theatre,  18  Johrj- 
ftreet. 

Hallett,  William,  oyfterman,  80  Warren  do. 
Hallet,  Jacob,  merchant,  77  Water  do. 
Hallett,  Jofeph,  merchant,  105  do.  do. 
Hallett,  Jeremiah,  and  Co.  ironmongers,  171  Watcr- 
ftreet. 

Hallett  andBowne,  merchants,  223  Pearl  do. 
Hallett,  Samuel,  gardener,  Bowery-lane. 
Hallett,  David,  cork-cutter,  21  R,oofevelt-ftreet. 
Hallett,  Samuel,  coach-maker,  7  Be^kman  do. 
Hallett,  James,  cabinet -maker  and  retailer  of  maho- 
•  gany,  fh'jp  20,' and  houfe  22  Beekman-ftreet. 
Hallett,  widow  Jemima,  32  Bancker  do. 
Hallett,  James,  coach  &  chair-maker,  194  Broadway 


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Hallett,  Phebe,  huckfter,  100  John-ftreet. 
Halliday,  Henry,  (hip-wright,  298  Water  do. 
Halliday.  William,  grocer,  corner  of  William  and 

Frankfort  ftreets. 
Halfey,  David,  houfe-carpenter,  18  Chapel  do. 
Halftead,  Pearfon,  grocer,  70  Chatham  do. 
Halftead,  widow  Phebe,  70       do  do. 
Halftead.  Benjamin,  filver-fmith,  corner  of  Broad  & 

Reaver  ftreets. 
Halftead,  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter,  144  Broadway. 
Halftead,  Chriftopher,  houfe-carpenter,  and  mafter- 

builder,  54  James- ftreet. 
Halftead,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  104  Liberty  do. 
Ham,  Coenrad  W.  baker,  45  Broad  do. 
Hamerfley,  William,  M.  D.  109  Pearl  do. 
Hamerfley,  Andrew,  ironmonger,  109  do. 
Hamilton,  Andrew,  carman,  98  Reed  do. 
Hamilton,  Alexander  J.  merchant  and  diftiller,  286 

Water-ftreet. 
Hamilton,  Robert,  mariner,  51  Pearl-ftreet. 
Hamilton,  James,  houfe-carpeater,  17  Dutch  do. 
Hamilton,  widow  Ann,  17     do.  do. 

Hamilton,  the  Reverend  Adam,  minifter  of  the  Bap-- 

tift  church,  16  Chapel-ftteet. 
Hamilton,  Charles,  mariner,  21  Skinner-ftreet. . 
Hamilton,  widow,  92  Broadway. 
Hamilton,  William,  carver,  14  Rofe-ftreet. 
Hammond,  widow  Elizabeth,  10  Dutch  do. 
Hammond,  Abijah,  merchant,  229  Broadway.. 
Hammond,  widow,  52  Ann-ftreet. 
Hampton,  widow  Agnes,  54  Broad-ftreefc 
Hancock,  John,  mariner,  38  Chatham  do-. 
Hancock,  Mary,  fchool-miftrefs,  Bowery-lane. 
Hand,  Hannah,  boarding-houfe,  Co  Dey-flreet-- 
Handyfide,  Charles,  cor.ftable,  3  Dutch  do. 
Hannah,  Edward,  taylor,  29  Chatham  do. 
Hannah,  Mary,  fchool-miftrefs,  65  Broadway. 
Hannah,  Henry,  (hoe-maker,  11  Coenties-flip. . 
Hanfon,  widow  Maiy,  12  Naflau-ftreet. 
Hilton,  Jeremiah,,  mariner,  42  01i?er  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Hanrakan,  James,  fchool-mafter,  13  Harman-ftreet, 
(Bowery. ) 

Hardenbrook,  William,  city-fealer  and  tin-plate 
worker,  293  Pearl-ftreet. 

Hardenbrook,  widow  Eve,  141  Chatham-ftreet. 

Hardenbrook,  William  A.  grocery  and  granary  (lore, 
15  Bowery-lane. 

Hardenbrook,  Abel,  fail-maker,  15  Crane-wharf. 

Harden,  Gideon,  labourer,  Barrack-ilreet. 

Hardenbrook,  John  A.  broker,  corner  of  NaflTau  and 
Fair-ftreets. 

Hardenbrook,  Abraham,  83  Liberty-ftreet. 

Hardcullle,  Jofliua,  printer,  9  Dutch  do. 

Harding,  capt.  Seth,  boarding-houfe,  1 50  Pearl  do. 

Harding,  Magdalen,  (hop-keeper,  Bowery -lane. 

Harding,  James,  livery-ftable,  14,  and  houfe  8  Lum- 
ber-ftreet. 

Harding,  John,  hatter,  53  Liberty  do. 

Hardie,  ,  houfc-carpenter,  78  James  do. 

Hardie,  William,  merchant,  33  Beekman  do. 

Hardie,  Jofeph,  merchant,   33    do.  do. 

Hardie,  John,  carman,  6  Divifion-llreet,  (Bowery.) 

Hare,  Amos,  (hip-carpenter,  51  Lumber-ftreet. 

Hare,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  17  Barclay  do. 

Haie,  Jonathan,  houfe-carpenter,  53  do.  do. 

Hargrave,  Elizabeth,  mantua-maker,  10  Chamber  do. 

Hariot,  David,  city-marfliall,  25  Frankfort  do. 

Harman,  John,  glue-manufafturer,  33  Auguftus  do. 

Harman,  John  D.  baker,  19    do.  do. 

Hanied,  Nathaniel,  houfe-carpenter,  Mulberry  do. 

Harned,  Jonathan,  merchant-taylor,  9  William  do. 

Harper,  Andrew,  houfe-carpenter,  63  Chatham  do. 

Harper,  James,  grocer,  154  Market  do. 

Harper,  John,  mariner,  96  Broad  do. 

Harper,  James,  taylor,  55  Fair  do. 

Harput,  Robert,  deputy  fecretary  of  the  ftate  of  New- 
York,  18  Warren-ltreet. 

Harpur,  Gideon,  cooper  and  culler,  50  Gold  do. 

Harrington,  John  R.  attorney  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic, 13J  Water-ltreet,  and  houfe  114  Peail-ftrcet. 


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Harrington,  Jeremiah,  labourer,  2  Hai  man-ftrest. 
Harrington,  Lewis,  tavern,  coiner  of  Wall  and  Water 
ftreets. 

Harrington,  John,  carman,  Lombard  do. 

Harris,  William,  carman,  72  Reed  do. 

Harris,  Benjamin,  mariner,  27  Roofevelt  do. 

Harris,  David,  koufe-ca:  periter,  63  James  do. 

Harris,  Casfar,  coach-man,  9  Re&or  do. 

Harris,  William,  grocer,  Fiift-ftreet,  (Bower)-.) 

Harris,  Richard,  black-fmith,  50  Rutger's-ftreet. 

Harris,  widow  Ana,  197  Broadway. 

Harris,  AlexanderrQop- feller,  corner  of  Whitchalland 

Water  ftreets. 
HarrifTon,  Charles,  infpe&orof  the  revenue,  80  Roofe- 

velt-ftreet. 
Karrifon,  widow,  milliner,  2 1  Gold  do. 
Harrifon,  James,  merchant,  24  NafTau  do. 
Harrifon,  Richard,  L.  L.  D.  and  counfellor  at  law, 

68  Broadway. 
Harrifon,  John,  one  of  the  fherirPs,  and  deputy  mar- 

ftiallof  the  diftriet  of  New-York,  100  John-drcct. 
Harrifon,  William,  gun-fmith,  1  Front  do. 
Harriflbn,  John,  printer  and  bookfeller,  Peck-flip. 
Harrifon,  James,  mufic-felier,    108  Market-itreet, 

and  houfe  24  Naflau-ftreet. 
Harrifon,  William,  {hip-carpenter,  59  Beaver  do. 
Harrifon,  William,         do.  39  Rofe  do. 

Harry,  Coenrad,  butcher,  Elizabeth-tllreet,  (Bower)-) 
Harfin,  George,  merchant  taylor,  126  Pearl-firm. 
Harfin,  Jacob,  142  Chatham  do. 
Harfin,  Garret,  baker,  39  Wiliiam  do. 
Hart,  Eleazer,  grocer,  29  Reed  do. 
Hart,  Abijah,  and  Co.  merchants,  165  Front  do. 
Hart  and  Irwine,  grocers,  corner  of  Water-ftrcet  aod 

Crane  wharf. 
Hart,  Barnard,  broker,  100  Watcr-ftreet. 
Hart,  Jacob,  grocer,  aod  livery-ftable,  427  Pearl  do. 
Rait,  William,  gardener,  Bovre:y4ane. 
Hart,  Ephraim,  broker,   6j  WalWrreet,   and  84 
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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Hart,  Jacob,  fliop- keeper,  141  William-ttreet. 
Hart,  Robert,  flater,  38.  Lumber-ftreet. 
Hartman,  L-Hs,  grocer,  238  William  do. 
Hartdiorne,  Richard,  merchant,  10  John  do. 
Hartfliorne  and  Lindley,  merchants,   27  Beekman- 
Itreet. 

Harvey,  Thomas,  grocer,  134  Front  do. 
Harvey,  Robert,  grocer,  10  Water  do. 
Harvey,  George,  brewer,  2  Fayette  do. 
Harvey,  John,  carman,  302  Broadway. 

Harvey,   ,  wood-fawyer,  potter-baker's-hill. 

Harvey,  Frederick,  labourer,  52  Ccdar-ftreet. 
Harvey,  William,  fhip-mafter,  25  Liberty  do. 
Harvey,  William  and  John,  merchants,  Market  do. 
Hafwell,  Thomas,  printer,  89  Fair  do. 
Haftier,  John,  hardware  ftore,  78  Water  do. 
Hatfield,   ,  houfe-carpenter,  corner  gf  Broad 

and  Garden  ftreets. 
Hatfield,  Elias,  mafon,  28  Church-ftreet. 
Hatfield,  Peter,  grocer,  40  Reed  do. 
Hatfield,  widow  Mary,  3  Broad  do. 
Hathaway, Paul,  mariner,^ Divifion-flreet,  (Bowery) 
Flatrick,  Peter,  merchant,  310  Pcarl-ftreet. 
Hatton,   William,   mufical  irulrument-maker,  356 

Broadway. 

Haunas,  Thomas,  fnoe-maker,  Mulberry-ftreet. 
Hauptman,  Jacob,  grocer,  121  Chatham  do. 
Hauxhurft,  James,  china  and  glafs  ftore,  193  Wa- 

"    ter  do. 

Hauxhurft  and  Demilc,  clock  and  watch-makers,  227 
Pearl-ilreet. 

Hauxhurft,  Daniel,  leathei  -drefier  and  breeches-maker, 

302  Pearl-ftreet. 
Hauxhurft,  Nathaniel,  merchant.  336  Pearl  do. " 
Hauxhurft,  widow  Margaret,  Mulberry  do. 
Haviland,  Ifrael,  boot  and  Ihoe-maker,  233  W ater  do. 
Haviland  and  Haydock,  meiehants,  283  Pearl  do. 
Haviland  and  Ferris,  merchants,  285        do.  do. 
Haviland.  widow  of  Dr.  Ebenezer,  18  Broadway. 
Havilaad,  Caleb,  taylor,  77  John-ftreet. 


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Haviland,  Samuel,  baker,  44  Beaver-ftreet. 
Hawes,  Peter,  (tudent  of  law,  91  Beekman  do. 
Hawes,  Margaret,  milk-woman,  13  Robinfon  do. 
Hawes,  George,  butcher,  13    do.  do. 

H awes,  Pelatia,  cooper,  18  James  do. 
Hawke,  Peter,  (hoe-maker,  67  Ann  do. 
Hawke,  Peter,  labourer,  36  Banker  do. 
H  avvkins,  Jofeph,  (hoe-maker,  67  Chatham  do. 
Hawkins,  Zachariah,  boat  man,  Corlaer's-hcok. 
Hawkins,  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  333  Broadway. 
Hawkins,  Matthew,  joiner,  21  Diviiion-ftreet,  (Bowe- 

Haya  d,  William,  (hoe-maker,  62  James  do. 

Hayock,  William,  accountant,  28  Liberty  do. 

J  la-yd  ^k,  James  and  Eden  merchants,  205  Pearl  do. 

1  aydqck,  Henry,  jun.  merchant,  249  c'.j.  do, 

Haydork,  Henry,  and  Son.  merchants,  251  do.  do. 

Haydook  William  W.  merchant,  s76do.de. 

Hays,  widow,  feamftrefs,  74  Reed  do. 

Hays.  James,  houfe-caipemt:,  23  do.  do. 

Hays,  Rube:t,  ru'VjUtcined  chair-maker,  45oPearl- 

JLiireet- 

Hays   'oh.i,  fawyer,  52  Roofevelt  do. 

Hays,  Deborah,  wafher,  65  Naflau  do. 

Hay  s,  Jiarrack,  merchant,  1  Dutch  do. 

Hays,  James,  breeches-maker,  149  Pearl  do. 

Hays,  Thomas,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  5  William  do. 

Hays,  Henry,  ladies  flioe-maker,  78  Broadway. 

Hays,  Michael,  55  Wall-ftrect. 

Hayt,  Monfon,  merchant,  140  Water  do. 

Hazard  and  Bogart,  merchants,  144  do.  do. 

Hazard,  Nathaniel,  merchant,  144  do.  do. 

Hazard,  Richard,  tanner,  1 1  Naffau  do. 

Hazard,  widow  of  Matthew,  3  Cliff  do. 

Hazard,  John,  42  Perry  do. 

Hazen,  Jofeph,  (hoe-maker,  3  Robinfon  do. 

Hazcn,  General,  353  Broadway. 

Heapy  and  Kirkby,  merchants,  253  Pearl-ftreet. 

Heard,  James,  and  Co.  merchants,  84  William  do. 

Heaui,  James,  porter-houfe,  10  Gold  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Heath,  Thomas,  houfe-carpcnter,  39  Ferry-ftrect. 
Hebeiton,  John,  taylor,  11  Tryon-row. 
Heckle,  Thomas,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  61  Church- 
it  reet. 

Hedden,  Mofes,  merchant,  69  Market-ftrect. 
Hcdden,  William,  indultry  Uage-office,  5  Cortlandt- 
^rect- 

Heddcrly,  George,  bell-founder  and  fmith,  Bowcry- 
lanc. 

Hedge,  Jacob,  gardener,  Bowery -lane. 
Ilcdger,  Charles,  labourer,  25  Jamcs-ftreet. 
Hedges,  Jeremiah,  grocer,  2  16  Water  do. 
Heerman,  Frederick,  druggift,  208  Broadway. 
HefFernian,  Mrs.  Cliriilian,  young  ladies'  academy, 

115  William-ftrcet. 
Heggeman  and  Crooker,   (hop-keepers,    corner  of 

Water-ftreet  and  Peck-flip. 
Heggeman,  Cornelius,  tavern-keeper,  i4Coenties-flip. 
Heggeman,  Andrew,  meafurer  of  grain,  14  Barclay- 

ftreet. 

Heinegar,  Cliriftopher,  tanner,  Bowery-lane. 
Heift^r,  Henry, ilarch  and  huir-powder  manufacturer, 

63  Barclay-llreet. 
Heiiler,  Andrew, painter  &  glazier,  81  Warren-ftrcet. 
Hcifter,  widow,  80  Warren-ftrect. 
Helme,  Obadir.h,  houfe-carpenter,  1 7  Lumber -do. 
Helme,  Adam,,  flioe-maker,  3  Cherry  do. 
Helme,  Arthur,  merchant,  48  do.  do. 
Helme,  "umuel,  tavern  and  Bull's-ferry-houfe,  79 

Vefey-fueet. 
Helmes,  John,  faddler,  Thomas-ftrcet. 
Helmes,  Chailes,  52  hair  dreffer,  Warren  do. 
Hemanway,  Jonathan,  houfe-carpen.  16  Chapel-ftreet. 
Hemar,  Philip,  black-fmith,  33  Oliver-ftreet. 
Henderfon,  Alexander,  grocer,  90  Fair  do. 
Henderfon,  widdtor  Mary,  7  Beekman  do.- 
"Heni'jrfon,  William,  hair-drefler,  22  Chefnut  do. 
Henderfon,  capt.  John,  1  Lumber  do. 
Henderfon,  Samuel,; ^loufe-earpenter,  20  do.  do. 
Henderfon,  William|*n:crchant,  52  Wall-ftrect. 


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Henderfon,  Peter,  carman,  1 9  Thames-ftreet. 
Henderfon,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  between  New 

and  Catharine  flips,  Water  ftreet. 
Hendricks,  Uriah,  merchant,  112  Pearl-ftreet. 
Henemer,  John,  black-fmith,  46  Vefey  do. 
Hennin,  Jofeph,  carman,  18  Robinfcn  do. 
Hennin,  widow,  huckfter,  20  do.  do. 
Hennin,  John,  carman,     22  do.  do. 
Hennion,  Garret,  ftioe-maker,  near  the  Collect. 
Hennion,  Cornelius,  hair-drefier,  3  Moore-itreet. 
Henry,  William,  grocer,  corner  of  Cherry -ftreet  and 

New-market. 
Henry,  William,  ftiip-mafler,  69  William -ftreet. 
Henry,  John,  ini'urance-broker,  53  Stone  do. 
Henry,  John ,  grocer,  13  Cortlandt  do. 
Henry,  David,  tavern  and  boarding-houfe,  27  Rofe- 

ftreet. 

Henry,  Jofeph,  merchant,  50  Dey  do. 

Henry,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  290  Water  do. 

Henry,  Michael  D.  attorney  at  law,  corner  of  Broad 
and  Mill  ftreets. 

Henry,  John,  joint  manager  of  the  Old  American 
Company  of  Comedians,  1 7  Fair-ftreet. 

Henftiaw,  Mrs.  Mary,  young  Udies  academy,  105 
William-ftreet. 

Henfon,  William,  taylor  and  habit-maker,  24  Wil- 
liam-ftreet. 
I  Henfton,  George,  fawyer,  66  Pearl  do. 
'  Hepburn,  James,  labourer,  10  Beaver  do. 

Herbert,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  Firft-ltreet,  (Bowe- 
-    ry.)  ■  :u     ■      %  • 

Herbert,  Richard,  flioe-maker,  1 8  Fletcher-ftreet. 

Herbert,  Samuel,  boarding-houfe,  44  Cedar  do. 

Herbert,  John,  labourer,  333  Broadway. 

Herbert,  Richard,  (hoe-maker,  157  Water-ftreet. 

Herbert,  Timothy,  houfe-carpenter,  79  Reed  do. 

Heron,  Hercules,  foap  and  candle-maker,  98  Beck- 
man-ftreet. 

Heron,  John  A,  carman,  35  Robinfon  do. 

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86  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Heron,  Benjamin,  taylor,  49  Clnrrcli-ftreet.  : 
Heron,  Jacob,  trader,  28  Banckei  do. 
Heron,  John,  carman,  48  Lumber  do. 
Herring,  Abraham,  merchant,  158  Water  do. 
Hening,  Cornelius,  boatman,  Whitehall-dock. 
Herring,  Abraham,  carman,  189  Greenwich-ftrcet. 
Herring,  Cornelius,  fawyer,  22  Vefey  do. 
Herttell,  John,  gauger,  8  Dover  do. 
Herttell,  Thomas,  attorney  at  law  and  afliftant  juftice, 

houfe  5,  and  office  8  Dover-ftreet; 
Herttell,  Cornelius,  attorney  at  law,  8  do.  do. 
Herttell,  John,  jun.  his  bake-houfe,  12  do.  do. 
Hervey,  Win,  and  John,  merchants,  9  Liberly-flrect. 
Hewit,  James,  muiician,  137  Front  do. 
Heyer,  James,  taylor,  Mulberry  do. 
Ileyer,  widow  Mary,  wafher,  do.  do. 
Heyer,  widow  Sarah,  5  New  do. 
Heyer,  William,  38  William  do. 
Heyer,  Walter  W.  and  Ifaac,  ironmongers,  38  do.  do. 
Heyer,  Garret,  (hoe-maker,  2 1  Broadway. 
Heyer,  Ifaac,   merchant,      14  do.  do. 
Heyer,  Walter,  cooper,  47  Market-ftreet. 
Heyer,  widow  Sophia,  5  Reclor  do. 
Heyer,  William,  (hoe-maker,  92  Liberty  do. 
Heyer  and  Gibfon,  coopers,  229  Water  do. 
Heyer,  Walter,  mcafurer,  16  Pearl  do. 
Heyer,  Lawrence,  beker,  49  Chatham  do. 
Heyer,  Andrew,  baker,  38       do  do. 
Heyer,  widow  Mary  C'lariffa,  Bowery-lane. 
Heyer,  Walter,  umbrella-maker,  21  Gold-ftreet. 
Heyer,  Walter  W.  pi  inter,         21    do.  do. 
Heyer,  William,  taylor,  2 1    do.  do. 

Heyer,  William,  (hoe-maker,  60  Bjoad  do. 
Heyer,  John,  cooper,  49  Ann  do. 
Heyer,  John  C.  boatman,  12  Thames  do. 
Hibner.'Miehael,  labourer,  Payard-ftrcct.  (Bovery.) 
Hick,  Paul,  fhoe-makcr,  63  Water  do. 
Hicks,  William,  merchant,  250  do.  do. 
Hicks  and  Titus,  merchants',  192  Pcarl-ftrcct. 
Hicks,  Mott,  merchant,  313do.de. 


NEW-YORK    DIRECTORY.  87 


Hicks,  Willet,  rneiehant,  houfe  89  Cherry-ftieet.and 

(lore  308  Pcarl-ilreet. 
Hicks.  John,  pra&itioner  of  phyfic,  458  Ecarl-ftr«t. 
Hicks,  Adrian  B.  mathematical  iijftruinent-maker, 

corner  of  Wall  and  Front  (beets. 
Hicks,  John  B.  M.  D.  69  Bcekrnan-ftreet. 
Hicks,  Smith,  houfe-carpenter,  4  Fiflier-ftreet,  (Bo\v- 

ery- ) 

Higday,  George,  houfe-carpenter,  38  Barclay-Itrcet. 
Higgerton,  John,  nailer,  13  Auguihis  do. 
Higgins,  widow,  16  Warren  do. 
Higgins,  Francis,  coach  and  fign  painter,  gilder  and 

glazier,  26  Broad  do. 
Higgins,  Walter,  carman,  6  Batavia-lane. 
Higgins,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  18  do. 
Higgins,  Benjamin,  cabinet- maker,  19  Partkion-ftrcet. 
HighBeld,  John,  caiman,  8'  Murray  do. 
Hildreth,  widow  of  Benjamin,  274  Water  do. 
Hildeman,  John,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  Bayard-ftreet, 

(Bowery.) 
Hill,  John,  caiman,  6  Reed-ftreet. 
Hill,  William,  merchant,  137  and  139  Water  do. 
Hill,  James,  cooper,  25  Moare  do. 
Hill,  Peter,  merchant,  25  Beaver  do. 
Hill,  John,  tavern-keeper,  23  Fletcher  do. 
Hill,  widow  of  James,  60  Broadway. 
Hill,  James,  cooper,  28  Lumber-ftrect. 
Hill,  Martin,  carman,  Second-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Hill,  John,  cutler,  43  George -ftreet. 
HID,  John,  book-feller,  12  Harman-ftreet. 
Hill,  Catharine,  huckuer,  35 1  Pearl  do. 
Hilliar,  James,  iiveiy-ft:.ble,  55  Market  do. 
Hilliar,  William,  tavern  and  AihBoy  ftage-ioiBce,  ij 

Front-ftreet. 
Hilliar,  John,  houfe  carpenter,  12  Frankfort  do. 
Hilligar,  Stephen,  butcher,  corner  of  Heiter  and  Wine 

ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Hilligar,  widow  Elizabeth,  Mulbeny-ftreet. 
rKHjrgar,  David,  mafon,  Mott  do. 

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N£V.'-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Hilligar,  John,  butcher,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Hilton,  Benjamin,  China,  earthen  ware  and  grocery 
ftore,  24  Chatham-ftreet. 

Hilliner,  William,  mariner.  Potter-baker's-hiU. 

Himmelman,  George,  mufician,  27  Church-flreet. 

Hinds,  [ofeph,  labourer,  Mulberry  do. 

Hinton,  John,  cutler,  204  Water  do. 

Hipolette,  French  phylician,  Bowery-lane. 

Hitchcock,  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter  and  grocer,  cor- 
ner of  Gold  and  George  ftreets. 

Hitchcock,  widow,  feamftrefs,  443  Pearl-llreet. 

Hitchcock,  Samuel,  cooper,  443    do.  do. 

Hitchcock,  Miles,  grocer,  73  Gold  do. 

Hitchcock,  Jofeph,  fail-maker,  75  Fair-ftrect,  and  loft 
in  Front-ftreet,  near  Beekman-flip. 

Hitchcock,  Stephen,  broker,  corner  of  Beekman  and 
Cliff  ftreets. 

Hitchcock,  Samuel,  cooper,  18  Fletcher-ftreet. 

Hitchcock,  Jeremiah,  labourer,  213  Greenwich  do. 

Hitchcock  and  Bloodgood,  grocers,  near  Beekman- 
flip,  (Water-ftrtet.) 

Hobart,  John  Slofs,  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  Supreme 
Court,  34  Liberty-ftreet. 

Hobbs,  Robert,  taylor,  250  Water  do. 

Hobbs,  Solomon,  fhoe-maker,  Mulberry  do. 

Hobbs,  Oliver,  houfe-carpenter,  corner  of  Nicholas 
and  Elizabeth  ftreets,  (Bowery.) 

Howbroiv,  William,  Corlaer's-hook. 

Hobfon,  widow  Magdalen,  boarding-houfe,  Mulb&r- 
ry-ftreet. 

Hodge,  Robert,  bookfeller  8c  ftationer,  94  Water  do. 
Hodge,  Sarah,  mantua-maker,  140  Broadway. 
Hodge,  Ralph,  cuftom-houfe  officer,  6  George-ftreet. 
Hodges,   William,    houfe-carpenter,  Hefter-ftreet, 
(Bowery.) 

Hodgkinfon.  John,  comedian,  corner  of  NafTau  and 

Cedar  ftreets. 

Hodgfony  Rilph,  patentee  of  oil-cloth  making,  54 

Partition-ftieet. 
Hoi$,  John,  cabinet-maker;  22  Broad  do. 


NEW-YORK   EIRECTORY.  89 


Hoffman,  Nicholas,  and  (So.  merchants,  99  Water- 
ftreet. 

Hoffman,  Mattin,  merchant,  99  do.  do. 

Hoffman,  widow  Chriitiana,  7  I  Chatham  do. 

Hoffman,  Frederick,  carman,  19  Roofevelt  do. 

Hoffman,  widow  Hefter,  1  Batavia-Iane. 

Hoffman,  Thomas,  baker,  Magazine-flreet. 

Hoffman,  widow  Elizabeth,  milk- woman,  Fii  li- 
lt reet,  (Bowery.) 

Hoffman,  John,  and  Co.  paper-ftaining  and  gloffing 
manufa&ory,  12  Rutger's-ftreet. 

Hoffman,  Jofiah  O.  counfellor  at  law,  68  Broadway. 

Hoffman  and  Seton,  vendue  and  commifiion  ftore, 
67  Wall-ftreet. 

Hoffman,  Cornelius,  painter  and  glazier,  73  Con- 
gress-ft  reet. 

Hoffmafter,  William,  mufician,  25  George  do. 
Hog,  George,  cabinet-maker,  30  Cliff  do. 
Hogan,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  Oliver  and  Cherry 
ftreets. 

Hogan,  Thomas,  lawyer,  52  Catharine-ftreet. 
Hogden,  Sally,  wafher,  90  Fair  do. 
Holdron,  John,  Powle's-hook  ferry-houfe,  63  Cort- 
landt-ftreet. 

Holdup,  Thomas,  tavern-keeper,  158  Market  do. 
Holiday,  widow,  corner  of  Fair  and  Dutch  ftreets. 
Holland,  William,  mviner,  18  Lumber-llreet. 
Hollis,  Thomas,  mufician,  10  Old-flip. 
Holliflcr,  Giles,  lieutenant  of  the  revenue  cutter,  60 

Barclay-ftreet. 
Hollock,  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  6  Vefey-ftreet. 
Holloway,  Richard,  labourer,       Reed  do. 
Holmes,  Joel,  taylor,  30  George-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Holmes,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  3  Re&qr-ftreet. 
Holmes,  Benjamin,  mafon,  10  do.  do. 
Holmes,  Samuel,  hatter,  52  Stone-ftreet. 
Holmes,  Peter,  (hoe-maker,  57  Deydo. 
Holfey,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  96  Chamber  do.. 
Holfey,  Ifaac,  carman,  94  do  do. 

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90  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Holfey,  John,  merchant,  340  Watcr-flreet. 
Holfey,  Stephen,  houfe-carpenter,  249  Greenwich- 
ftreet. 

Holfey,  Ifnac,  carman,  92  Chambcr-ftreet. 
Holfman,  John,  merchant,  177  Broadway. 
Kolt,  Charles,  printer,  92  Fair-ltreet. 
Holt,  Peter,  mariner,  67  Roofcvclt  do. 
Holwcll,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Rec~tor  do. 
Ploman,  John,  butcher,  95  James  do. 
Homan,  Jofeph,  do.       95  do.  do. 
Hommerman,  John,  carman,  10  Hague-ftreet. 
Hone,  Samuel,  baker,  corner  of  Gold  and  Ann  llreets. 
Hone  and  Moore,  merchants,  130  William-ftrcet. 
Hone,  Philip,  joiner,  62  Ann  do. 
Honey  man,  James,  grocer,  54  Murray  do. 
Honfon,  John  A.  cooper  and  packer  of  beef  and  pork,. 

9  Crane-wharf.     -  tir;t 
Hoogland,  widow,  17  Warren-ftreet. 
Hoogland,  John,  faddler  &  harnefs  maker,  360  Pearl- 

llreet. 

Hoogland, Benjamin, carman,  Hefter-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Hoope,  John.jun.  auctioneer,  53  Stone-tlreet. 
Hooke,  Thomas,  fhip-mafter,  5  Thames-ftreet. 

Hooke,  ,  2  Ann  do. 

Hopkins,  Jofeph,  merchant,  221  Pearl  do. 
Hopkins,  George,  tavern-keeper,  87  Fair  do. 
Hopkins,  James,  copper-fmith^Mulberry  do. . 
Hopkins,  William,  livery -flaMer,  39  Barclay  do. 
Hopkins,  William,  mariner,  290  Water  do. 
Hopper,  Andrew,  merchant,  corner,  of  Chatham-row 

and  Ann-ftreet. 
Hopper,  George,  lamp-lighter,  13  Tryon-row» 
Hopper,  Matthew,  labourer,  Crofs-ltrce*. 
Hopper,  Garret,  merchant,  67  Partition  do. 
Hopper,  Jacob,  labourer,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Hopple,  Ccenrad,  furgeon,  12  Chapel- ftreet. 
Hopfon,  George,  butcher,  24  Vandewater  do. 
Home,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  83  Chamber  do.. 
Hornbrook,  Peter,  parer,  37  Lumber  do. 
Horton,  Alexander,  fliip-carpeater,  54  Roofevslt  do 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY'.  9 1 

Horton,  William,  carpenter,  46  Augiidus-ftreet. 
Horton,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  44  Vefey  do. 
Horton,  Ifaac,  grocer,  147  Market  do. 
Horfcr,  widow, (hop-keeper,  12  DiviSon-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Horwick,  John,  carman,  2 19.  Greenwich- ftreet. 
Hofack,  Alexander,  merchant,  120  William  da. 
Hofack,  Charles,  taylor,  2 1  Gold  do. 
Holler,  John,  carman,  260  William  do. 
Hotto,  Coenrad,  grocer,  Bowery-lane. 
Hounam,  James,  fchoolmafter,  do.  do. 
Houfeman,  Aurt,  baker,  46  Broad-ftreet. 
Houfeman,  William,  taylor,  78  Cherry-ftreet. 
Houfeworth,  Michael,  baker,  3  1  Chatham  do. 
Houfeman,  John,  colour- (hop,  176  Broadway. 
Houfeman,  Hugh,  tin-fmith,  28  Cedar-Axeet. 
Houfeman,  Chriftopher,  milk-man,  18  Auguftus  dcs 
Hounslield,  Ezra  merchant,  85  Front  do. 
Houfer,  widow,  huckfter,  fi  Chambexdo. 
Howard,  John,  labourer,  Nicholas  do. 
Howden,  Gilbert,  carman,  29  Chapel  do. 
Howell,  Wilmot,  and  Co.  merchants,  152  Water  doi 
Howell,  Aaron,  (hoe-maker,  32  Chatham  do. 
Howell,  widow  Margaret,  45  Cliff  do. 
Howell,  Matthew,  grocer,  1 7  Beekman  4o» 
Howell,  James,  carman,  41  Barclay  do. 
Howell, Frederick, fawyer, 1 1  Harman  ftreet,(  Bowery) 

Howie,   ,  taylor,  33  fiancker-ftroet. 

Howie,  widow  Elizabeth,  59  Partition  do. 
Howfer,  Matthias,  bootand  (hoe-maker,  Thomas  do. 
Hoyer,  Peter,  carpenter,  18  Cedar  do. 
Hoyt,  Mofes,  black-fmith  Bowery-lane. 
Hoyt,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  33  Murray-ftreet. 
Hubbard,  Jacob,  90  Catharine  do. 
Hubbard,  Nathaniel,  mariner,  100  Cherry  do. 
Hubbard,  Frederick,  rope-maker,  Mulberry  do. 
•Hobbert,  Jofhua,  houfe-carpenter,  23  Fayette  do. 
Hubbert,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  73  Liberty  do. 
Hubbs,  Zephania,  houfe-carpenter,  34  Qliver  do. 
Huck,  Mrs.  M3ry,  18  William  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Hudfon,  John,  mariner,  25  Bancker-ftreet. 
Hudfwell,  John,  merchant,  82  William  do. 
Huggeford,  Peter  and  Jofeph,  druggilb,  319  Peail- 
ftreet. 

Huggeford,  John,  phyfician,  60  Beekman-ftreet. 
Hugget,  Sigifmund.  grocer,  196  Broadway. 
Hughes,  John,  au&ioneer,  1 16  Front-ftreet. 
Hughes,  William,  foap  &  candle  maker,  36  Cedar  do. 
Hughes,  James  M.  counfellor  at  law,  1  Cedar  do. 
Hughes,  Chriftopher,  rigger,  16  Rofe  do. 
Hull,  Jofeph,  ink-powder  manufacturer,  435  Pearl  do. 
Hull,  Oliver,  and  fon,  drugging,  146  Pearl  do. 
Hull,  John,  blackfmith,  398  do. 
Hulett,  John  H.  dancing-mailer,  12  Cedar  do. 
Hulett,  Jacob,  drayman,  Greenwich-road. 
Hulett,  Daniel, houfe-carpenter,  27  Vandewater-flrcct. 
Humbert,  Jonas,  baker,  30  Congrefs  do. 
Humble,  Sufannah,  feamftrefs,  3  Rector  do. 
Humphreys,  William,  taylor,  corner  of  William  and 

Wall  ftreets. 
Hungary,  William,  {hoe-maker,  6  Vefey-ftreet. 
Hunn,  John  S.  agent,  51  Murray  do. 
Hunt,  Mofes,  grocer,  76  Warren  do. 
Hunt,  John,  carman,  44  Warren  do. 
Hunt,  Francis,  labourer,  20  Robinfon  do. 
Hunt,  Jolhua,  carman,  35       do.  do. 
Hunt,  Richard,  houfe-carpenter,  32  Barclay  do. 
Hunt,  James,  taylor  and  fiop-fnop,  239  Water  do. 
Hunt,  Eden,  boarding-houfe,  275         do.  do. 
Hunt  and  Ward,  merchants,  168  do.  do. 

Hunt,  Alfop,  leather-drefler,  glover    and  breeches* 

maker,  223  Pearl-ftreet. 
Hunt,  James,  meafurer  and  broker,  60  do.  do. 
Hunt,  Philip,  farmer,  Bowery-lane. 
Hunt,  Ward,  corner  of  Roofevelt-ftreet  and  Batavia- 

lane. 

Hunt,  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  of  Rutger's  and  Jan»5 
ftreets. 

Hunt,  Thomas,  fhip-wright,  50  James  do. 
Hunt,  Ifaac,  labourer,  75  CaUiavioe  do. 


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Hunt,  Thomas,  cabinet-maker,  19  ClifF-ftreet. 

Hunt,  Cornelius,  labourer,  4  Garden  do. 

Hunt,  James,  taylor.  3  Banker  do. 

Hunt,  Ifrael,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  98  Market  do. 

Hunt,  Benjamin,  grocer,  corner  of  Broadway  and 
Market-ftreet. 

Hunt,  Jofiah,  taylor  16  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Hunter,  George,  grocer,  150  Front-Ilreet. 

Hunter,  George,  and  Co.  auctioneers,  corner  of  Pearl 
and  Wall  ftreets. 

Hunter,  Robert,  merchant,  153  Pearl-ftreet. 

Hunter,  widow,  huckfter,  46  Pearl  do. 

Hunter,  William,  labourer,  fa&ory-court,Rutger's  do. 

Hunter,  William,  grocer,  Lombard  do. 

Hunter,  George,  auctioneer,  68  Congrefsdo. 

Hunter,  Robert,  hotel,  69  Broadway. 

Hunter,  Jofeph,  mariner,  18  CedarWo. 

Hunter,  George,  houfe-carpenter,  24  George  do. 

Hunter,  Rachel,  boarding-houfe,  between  New  and 
Catharine  flips,  Water-ftreet. 

Hurd,  Abraham,  carman,  270  Greenwich-ftreet. 

Hurley,  James,  labourer,  42  Gold  do. 

Hurft,  widow  Margaret,  53  Cherry  do. 

Hurtin,  William,  infpector  of  the  cuftcms,  35  Bar- 
clay do. 

Hufband,  William,  cook  and  confectioner,  25  Wil- 
liam do. 

Huftace,  Benjamin,  grocer,  25  Old-flip. 

Huftace,  James,  7  Rofe-ftreet. 

Hutcheon,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  corner  of  Rut 

ger's  and  James  ftreets. 
Hutcheon,  Jacob,  tavern-keeper,  28  Moore-flreet. 
Hutcheon,  widow  Martha,  25  Cliff  do. 
Hutcheon,  Samuel,  carman,  40  Reed  do. 
Hufton,,  John,  chimney-office,  39  Greenwich  do. 
Hufton,  George,  labourer,  Crofs  do. 
Hutton,  George,  butcher,  17  Robinfon  do. 
Hufton,  William,  hair  dreffer,  8  Naffau  do. 
Huttoa,  George,  butcher,  20  Church  do. 
Hutton,  George,  infpector  of  wood,  34  William  do. 


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Hyatt  Mrs.  fhop-keeper,  50  Banker-ftreet. 

Hyall,  John,  cabinet-maker,  1 1  Warren  do. 

Hyde,  John,  tontine  coffee-houfe,  corner  of  Wall 

and  Water  ftrects. 
Hylaman,  Jacob,  tea-water-man,  Wine-flreet. 
Hylaman,  Michael,  caiman,       do.  -   4o.  >> 
Hyfer,  Jacob,  grocer,  449  Pearl-ftreet. 
Hyflop,  John,  baker,  38  Whitehall  do. 
Hyflop,  Robert,  merchant,  Dcy-flip. 
Hyflop,  Kindal,  fhop-keeper,  53  Pearl-ftreet. 

I 

Idley,  Jofeph,  fexton  of  St.  Peter's  Church, 5  Church- 
ftreet. 

Imhoff,  Pydus,  waiter  at  tontine  coffee-houfe. 

Inderweek,  Andrew,  baker,  50  Pearl-ftreet. 

Induftry  Stage-OiHce,by  WilIsHedden,5  Cortlandtdo. 

Ingland,  Wiiliam,  accountant,  8  Water  do. 

Ingelhoit,  Martin,  baker,  128  Chatham  do. 

Ingelhoit,  widow  Elizabeth,  27  Church  do. 

Inglis,  Hudfon,  boot  and  (hoc-maker,  370  Pearl  do. 

Inglis,  James,  China  and  glafs  ftore,  115  Market  do. 

Inglis,  Jofeph,  accountant,  35  George  do. 

Ingram,  widow  Rachel,  boarding-houfe,  1 6  Moore  da. 

Innes,  George,  labourer,  76  Reed  do. 

Innes,  Hilary,  mariner,  Bowery-lane. 

Innes,  Sarah,  taylorefs,  6  Dutch-ftrect. 

Innes,  John,  labourer,  Barley -ftreet. 

Inman,  John,  fhoe-maker,  Crofs  do. 

Ireland,  William,  boot  and  fhoe-maker,  247  Water  do. 

Ireland,  L  ucy,  grocer,  Ship  yards. 

Ireland,  George,  houfe-carpenter,  102  Liberty-ftreet. 

Irving,  William,  merchant,  128  William  do. 

IrvLig,  Peter,  M.  D.  drtiggift,  2c8  Broadway. 

Irving,  William,  clerk  in  the  loan-office,  208  do. 

Irving,  Edward,  5  Builing-flip. 

Irving,  Peter,  tanner,  64  Eiankfort-flrect. 

Irwine,  William,  black-fmith,  2  Fifher  do. 

Irwine  and  Sickles,  black-fmiths,  45  Cheapfide. 


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95 


[faacs,  Jofhua,  broker,  29  Rutger's-ftreet. 
ifaacs,  Moies,  broker,  74  Bsiclay  do. 
[frael,  Samuel,  curer  of  deafnefs,  63  Liberty  do. 
[fleton,  Matthew,  fhip-carpenter,  64  Barclay  do. 
[fleton,  Mathias,  (hip-carpenter,  79  Reed  do. 
[vers  and  Ardcn,  fhip-chanulers,  78  Front  do. 


[ten,  Gregory,  rope-maker,  Hefter-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 


Jabine,  John,  tavern-keeper,  Whiteball-dock. 
lackfon,  John,  cabinet-maker,  290  Water-ftreet. 
Jackfon,  Gilbert,  baker,  69  Roofevelt  do. 
Jackfon,  Mr3.  Elizabeth,  66  Beekman  do. 
Jackfon,  John,  labourer,  47  Ann  do. 
Jackfon,  Benjamin,  /hip-mailer,  Fii  ft-ftrect,  (Bow- 


fackfon,  John,  merchant,  (lore   26  Fletcher-Rieet. 
fackfon,  widow  Ann,  23  Chatham-row. 
Jacobi,  Peter,  mufician,  36  Church-flreet. 
facobs,  Jofeph,  boarding-houfe,  14  Pearl  do. 
facobs,  Benjamin,  packer  of  beef,  14  do.  do. 
Jacobs,  William,  boot  and  fhoe-makcr,  1  Fair  do. 
facobs,  David,  grocer,  35  Ann  do. 
facobs,  Philip,  merchant,  135  Broadway, 
facobs,  Abraham,  fhip-carpenter,    210  Greenwich- 
flreet. 

facobs,  William,  fchoolmaiter,  18  Ferry -flreet. 

facobs,  Mofes,  29  Warren  do. 

faenbus,  Rudolph,  fhce-maker,  4  Auguftus  do. 

facques,  Richard,  grocer,  13  Pump  do. 

fadwin,  Jtfle,  cooper,  49  Cliff  do, 

fails,  widow,  wafher,  56  Warren  do. 

fames,  Thomas,  tallow-chandler  and  foap-boilcr,  21 

Warren-ftreet. 
fames,  Jofeph,  merchant,  1 89  Pearl-fueet. 
fames,  George,  fhip-carpenter,  35  Chcapfide. 
fames,  Mrs.  Colonel,  70  Broadway.  ' 


rope-makers,  Corlaer's-hook. 


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96  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

James,  Mrs.  waflier,  18  Auguftus-ftreet. 
James,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  96  Chamber  do. 
Janeway,  George,  brewer,  92  Chatham  do. 
Janeway  and  Stringham,  brewers,  Magazine  do. 
Jans,  Mrs.  90  William  do. 
Janfon,  George,  accountant,  1 1  Cheapfide. 
Janfon,  widow,  corner  of  Fair  and  Dutch  ftreets. 
Jarvis,  Mofes,  flioe-maker,  9  Catharine-ftreet. 
Jarvis,  Mrs.  He/.iah,  boavding-houfe,  i04Cheirydo. 
Jarvis,  Matthew,  porter-houfe,  12  Garden  do. 
Jarvis,  widow  Phebe,  feamftrefs,  10  Re&ordo. 
Jarvis,  David,  fhip-mafter,  28  Beaver  do. 
Jarvis,  John  F.  merchant,  121  Willi?m  do. 
Jauncey,  widow  Margaret,  57Beekmando. 
Jauncey,  William,  20  Wall  do. 

Jay  and  Rivington,  vendae  and  commiflion-ftore,  cor- 
ner of  Pearl  and  Wall  ftreets. 

Jay,  Frederick,  auctioneer,  corner  of  Congrefs  and 
William  ftreets. 

Jay,  John,  chief  judice  of  the  United  States,  52  Broad» 
way. 

Jaycocks,  Thomas,  carman,  101  Reed-ftreet- 
Jaylet,  Peter,  umbrella-maker,  3  Ferry  do. 
Jeffrey,  Mis.  feamftrefs,  32  Liberty  do. 
Jeffrey,  widow  Rofannah,  70  Ann  do. 
Jeffries,  John,  cabinet-maker,  21  Fair  do. 
Jeffers,  William,  mafon,  66  William  do. 
Jenkins,  David,  taylor,  48  Front  do. 
Jenkins,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  Bowery-lane. 
Jenkins,  Edward,  mariner,  7  Hague-ftreet. 
Jenkins,  John,  writing-mafter,  7  Broad  do. 
Jenkins,  John,  mafon,  48  Reed  do. 
Jenkins,  Aaron,  carman,  Barley  do. 
Jennings,  Andrew,  carman.  77  Warren  do. 

Jennings,   ,  houfe-carpenter,  78  Catharine  do. 

Jenner,  Thomas,  flop-fhop,  231  Water  do. 

Jeralderman,  ,  carman,  10  Roie  do. 

Jeremiah,  John,  butcher,  14  Water  do. 
Jeffop,  Jeremiah,  tin-plate-worker  and  copper-fmith, 
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Jephfon,  John,  (hoe-maker,  38  Roofevelt-ftreet. 
Johnfon,  William,  ironmonger  and  copperfmith,  17 £ 
Water  do. 

Johnfon,  H.  and  S.  and  Co.  merchants,  117  Pearl  do. 
Johnfon,  William,  attorney  at  law,  117  do.  -a^l 
Johnfon,  widow  Rachel,  46  Chatham  do. 
Johnfon,  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  of  Bowery-lane  and 
Pump-ftreet. 

Johnfon,  Mrs.  Catharine,  mantua-maker,  69  Catha- 
rine-ftreet. 

Johnfon,  William,  grocer,  {hip-yards,  Cherry  do. 
Johnfon,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  15  Dutch  do. 
Johnfon,  Robert,  ccachman,  7  Dutch  do. 
Johnfon,  Samuel,  L.  L.  D.  prefident  of  Columbia 

college,  in  the  college,  Robinfon-ftreet. 
Johnfon,  Daniel,  oyfterman,  41  Ann  do. 
Johnfon,  George,  houfe-ca'-pcnter,  61  Chanel  do, 
Johnfon,  John,  grocer,  7  Bridge  uo. 
Johnfoh,  Levi,  boatman,  Mulberry  do. 
Johnfon.  David,  rope-maker,  Orange  do. 
Johnfon,  Jofeph,  printer,  158  William  do. 
Johnfon,  SolomoD,  taylor,  144  do.  do. 
Johnfon,  David,  labourer,  14  Auguftus  do. 
Johnfon,  Robert,  fhoe-maker.  46  Gold  do. 
Johnfon,  John  A.  mufician,  55  Barclay  do. 
Johnfon,  Neil,  labourer,  87  Warren  do. 
Johnfon,  widow  quilter,  6  Robinfon  do. 
Johnfon,  Robert,  hat-inaker,  2 1 7  Water-flreet,  and 

houfe  78  Roofevelt-ftreet. 
Johnfon,  David,  boot  and  ftiee-maker,  362  Pcail  do. 
Johnfon,  John,  boot  and  fl.oe-msker,  6  Cliff  do. 
Johnfon,  George,  carman,  29  Gold  do. 
Johnfon,  John,  counfellor  at  law,  40  Broad  do. 
Johnfon,  Robert,  labourer.  Rider  do. 
Johnfon,  Francis,  cooper,  houfe  21  and  fhop  26  Ann- 

ftreet. 

Johnfon.   Stephen,    fhoe-maker,  Elizabeth-flreet, 
(  Bowery.) 

Johnfon,  John,  hair-drefTer,  92  Pearl-flreet. 
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98  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Johnfqn,  John,' carman,  47  Chapel-ftreet. 
Johnfon,  Andrew,  tavern-keeper,  37  Chatham-row. 
Johnfon,  Lawrence,  fchoolmafter,  90  Fair-Ilreet. 
Johnfon,  William,  fawyer,  86  do.  do. 

johnfon,  John,  currier,   221    William  do. 
Johnfon,  John,  carman,  305  Broadway. 
Johnfon,  widow  of  Henry,  wafher,  311  do. 
Johnfon,  James,  ftone-cutter,  38  Lumber-ftreet. 
Johnfon,  Mrs.  Ann,  fhop-keeper,  50  Market  do. 
Johnfon,  Richard,  potter,  Orange  do. 
Johnfton,  Edmund,  fhip-mafter,  Mott-ftreet. 
Johnfton,  Shepherd,  carman,  79  Murray  do. 
Johnfton,  Samuel,  gold-fmith,  99  Liberty  do. 
Johnfton,  James,  labourer,  1  Rofe  do. 
Johnfton,  James,  14  do.  do. 
Johnfton,  Robert,  fhoe-maker,  Thomas  do. 
Johnfton,  Johannes  mariner,  21  Banker  do. 
Jones,  Daniel,  b'ack-fmith,  100  Warren  do. 
Jones,  William,  fhoe-maker,  12  Barclay  do. 
Jones,  Jofluu,  merchant,  113  Front-fired,  and  houfo 

60  Wall-ftreet. 
Jones,  Thomas,  phyfieian,  147  Water-ftreet. 
Jones,  Owen,  foap  and  candle-maker,  1 5  Roofevelt- 

ftreet. 

Jones,  Ifaac,  wood-fawyer,  30  Olivcr-ftreet. 

Jones,  Samuel,  councillor  at  law  and  city  recorder, 

41  Naflau-ftreet. 
Jones,  Thomas,  taylor  and.  habit-maker,  30  Broad- 

ftreet. 

Jones,  Thomas,  brewer.  15  Cheapfide-ftreet, 
Jones,  Louis,  printer,  67  Congrefs  do* 
Jones,  John,  fhoe-maker,  Mulberry  do. 
Jones,  David,  merchant,  100  William  do. 
Jones,  Ifaac,  hair-dreffer,  70  do.  do. 
Jones,  James,  52  Wall  do. 
Jones,  John,  fhip-chandler,  houfe  50  do.  do. 
Jones,  Ifaac,  merchant,  205  Bioadway. 
Jones,  Samuel,  praftifer  of   animal  magnetifin,  30 
John-ftreet, 

Jones,  D.  attorney  at  law,  office  £3  Johu-ftreet, 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  99 

Jones,  Samuel,  matter  of  the  alms-houfe,  24  William- 
!  ftreet. 

Jones,  Thomas,  fen.  brewer,  12  Lombard-ftreet. 
Jones,  Thomas,  jun.  brewer,  12  do.  do. 
Jones,  Benjamin,  {hoc-maker,  67  Barclay  do. 
Jones,  Gardiner,  phyfician,  22  Dey  do. 
Jones,  William,  founder,  corner  of  Bayard's-lane  and 

Elizabeth-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Jones,  Epaphras,  merchant,  42  Cherry- flreet. 
Jordan,  Matthew,  milkman,  Firft-itreet,  (Bowery.) 
Jordan,  Philip,  carman,  Suffex-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Journeay,  William,  merchant,  4  Coenties-flip. 
Joyce,  Benjamin,  dry-falter,  161  William-ftreet. 
Joyce,  Robert,  clock  and  watch  maker,  32  Beaver  do. 
Judah,  Cary,  merchant,  28  Gold  do. 
Judali,  widow  Elizabeth,  58  Fair  do. 
Judah,  Barney,  furgeon,  58    do.  do. 
Judah,  Benjamin  S.  merchant,  1  Old-flip. 

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Kane,  John,  &  brothers,  merchants,  212  Pearl-ftreet. 

Kane,  William,  mariner,  Mulberry  do. 

Kane,  James,  baker,  58  Front  do. 

Kafhaw,  John,  grocer  and  tavern-keeper,  corner  of 

Broad  and  Water  ftreets. 
Kafner.  John,  carptnter,  44.  Auguflus-ftreet. 
Katterley,  John,  labourer,  Crofs  do. 
Kearly,  Archibald,  afiiftant  juflice,  38  Cherry  do. 
Keating,  John,  blackfmith,  34  Pearl  do. 
Keating,  Luke,  accountant,  61  Chatham  do. 
Keating,  Henry,  book-binder  &  ftationer,  264  Green- 

wich-ilreet. 
Keefe,  Arthur,  labourer,  3  Pearl  do. 
Keeling,  Catharine,  fnop-keeper,  138  Front  do. 
Keen,  Jofeph,  tavern-keeper,  86  Roofevelt  do. 
Keenan,  Patrick,  merchant,  130  Pearl  do. 
Keefe,  John,  counfellor  at  law  &  notary  public,  12 1 

Water-ltreet. 

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ICO  NEW-*ORK  DIRECTORY. 


Keefe,  Thomas,  labourer,  5  Rider-ftrcet. 

Keefe,  Julian,  labourer,  53  Church  do. 

Keefe,  Alexander,  (hoe-maker,  127  Greenwich  de. 

Keetch,  David,  (hip-carpenter,  30  Banker  do. 

Keever,  John,  labourer,  27  Ferry  do, 

Kegan,  Catharine,  60  Broad  do. 

Kthler,  John,  labourer,  Chamber  do. 

Kelly,  Bernard,  (hop-keeper,  133  Front  do. 

Kelly,  widow  Catharine,  89  Fair  do. 

Kelly,  David,  mariner,  10  Hague  do. 

Kelly,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  168  William  do. 

Kelly,  George,  mariner,  19  George  do. 

Kembel,  Robert,  merchant,  31  Wall  do. 

Kemmens,  widow  Ifabella,  22  Lumber  do. 

Kemp,  John.  L.  L.  D.  pvofeflbr  of  mathemrtics  and 

natural  philofophy  in  Columbia  college,  at  the  college. 
Kemp,  John,  {hip-mafter,  8.8  Roofevek-ftreet. 
Kemp,  William,  cabinet-maker,  40  Beaver  do. 
Kemper,  Daniel,  weigher  for  the  cuftom-houfe,  13 

Partition-ftreet. 
Kempton,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  61  Libe:ty  do. 
Kempton,  Abraham,  labourer,  17  George  do. 
Ken,  Richard,  labourer,  Mutt  do. 
Kendal,  Charles,  filver-fmith,  22  Liberty  do. 
Kennedy,  Robert,  taylor,  55  Cherry  do. 
Kennedy,  John,  (hip-mafter,  12  Broad  do. 
Kennedy,  Charles,  {hoe-maker*  4  factory  -court,  Rut- 

ger's-itreet. 

Kennedy,  Thomas,  boufe-carpenter,  52  Beaver  do. 

Kennel,  Jacob,  gardener,  Mulberry  do. 

Kent,  James,  ccunfellor  at  law,  and  profefTor  of  ths 

fame  in  Columbia  college,  69  Liberty-ftreet. 
Kent,  Jacob   block-fniith,  10  Chamber  do. 
Kenyon,  William,  merchant,  office  11  and  houfe  13 

Beekman-ltrect. 
Kerr,  Francis  K.  accountant,  38  James-ftreet. 
Ker,  Oliver  L.  counfellor  at  law,  33  Stone  do. 
Ker.  Coenrad,  carman,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Kerker,  John,  tin-fmith,  248  Water-ftreet. 
Kermit,  Henry,  (liip-mafter,  34  Stone  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  IOI 


Kerft'ne,  widow  Elizabeth,  midwife,  Mulbcny-ftreet. 

Keatted.  Alice.  39  Liberty  do. 

Ketch,  Benjamin, fhip-carpenter,  Second-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery-) .  frfoj* 

Ketcham,  Richard,  mariner,  New-market. 

Ketchell,  Ifaac,  windfoi -chair-maker,  66  John-ftrert. 

Ketchell,  Samuel,  cooper,  36  James  do. 

Ketchell,  Ifaac,  windfor-chair-maker.  8  Warren  do. 

Ketchum,  James,  cabinet-maker,  9  Chamber  do. 

Ketchum,  Pamela,  fchool-miftrefs,  344  Pearl  do. 

Ketchum  and  Noftrand,  tavern-keepers  and  grocers, 
20  Bowery-lane. 

Keteltas,  Gairet,  merchant,  hotife  1 1  Stone-ftreet, 
and  (lore  62  Water-ftreet. 

Keyfer,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  Bowery-lane  and 
Htfter-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Keyfer.  John,  jun.  coach-maker,  Bowery -lane. 

Keyfer,  John,  (hoe  maker,  89  Chamber-ftreet. 

Kibble,  BlaggeandCo.  merchants,  222  Pear! do. 

Kidfon,  William,  cabinet-maker,  31  Beekman  do. 

Kieifted,  John,  hatter,  23  Cortlandt  do. 

Kierfted,  Simon,  block-maker,  285  Broadway. 

Kierfled,  James,  brafs-founder,  Potter-baker's-hJH. 

Kiker,  widow  Elizabeth,  taylorefs,  3  Banker-ttrect. 

Kilburn,  Comfort,  fail-maker,  3  Re&or-ftreet. 

Kilburn,  John,  paper-hanging  msnufa&ory,  76  Chat- 
ham-ftreet. 

Kilmafter,  Nathaniel,  fhoe-maker,  14  Warren  do. 
Kilmafter,  widow  Ann,  fcliool-miilrel's,  59  Ann  do. 
Killigrew,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Warren  do. 
Khnberly,  Gidecn,  grocer,  60  Fair  do. 
Kimberly,  William,  fU»er-fmh3i  and  jeweller,  123  Mar- 
ket-ftreet.- 

Kimman,  ,  chocolate-maker,  1 T  Auguftus  do. 

King,  Nathaniel, tay lor,  6  Murray  do. 

K^ng,  Abraham,  clerk  in  the  cultom-houfe,  72  War- 

ren-ilreet. 
King,  Flora,  waftier.  58  Naflau  do. 
K-ing>  Jofeph,  boat  an  flioe  ware-houfe,  331  Purl  do. 
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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


King,  John  and  Reay,  merchants,  256  Pearl-ftreet, 

andhoufe  32  Gold-ftreet. 
King,  Thomas,  gun- faith,  100  Pearl  do. 
King,  George,  carman,  24  Roofevelt-ftreet. 
King,  James,  trunk-maker,  51  Cliff  do. 
King,  John,  infpedlor  of  the  cuftoms,  64  Ann  do. 
King,  William,  labourer,  53  Rutger's  do. 
King,  widow  Lydia,  22  Batavia-lane. 
King,  Henry,  joiner,  29  [-roadway. 
King,  Walter,  carman,  Barrack-ftreet. 
King,  Rufus,  62  William  do. 
King,  Peter,  carman,  18  Chamber  do. 
King,  James,  tavern  and  boarding-houfe,  39  Rutger'-s 

ftreet. 

King,  John,  37-Ltberty-ftreet. 
King,  Cornelius,  butcher,  5  Frankfort  do. 
King,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  19  do.  do. 
King,  Kennetli,  mafon,  7  Rofe  do. 
Kingfland,  Ifaffe  J.  201  Greenwich  do. 
Kingfland,  Jofeph,  merchant,  201  do.  do. 
Kingfland,  John,  merchant,  79  Market  do. 
Kingfland,  John,  grocer,  185  Wafliington  do. 
Kingfland,  Charles,  houfe-carpenter,  44  Barclay  do. 
Kingfland,  Aaron,  oyfter-picklcr,  98  Catharine  do. 
Kinglton,  John,  fdver-fmith,  27  Reed  do. 
Kinglton,  John,  labourer,  3  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Kinlaid,  Dr.  John,  druggifl,  181  Greenwich-lheet. 
Kinnaird,  Albert,  tea-water-man,  Crofs  do. 
Kinnaird,  Oliver,  tea-water-m?n,  Mulberry  do» 
Kip  and  Dubois,  grocers,  36  Front  do. 
Kip,  widow  Jean,  7  Broad  do. 

Kip,  Henry,  infpe&or  of  pot  and  pearl  arties,  48  Con- 

grefs-ftreet. 
Kip,  James,  fail-maker,  1  Banker  do. 
Kip,  |ohn,  infpeclor  of  pot  and  pearl  alhes,  2  Stone  do. 
Kip,  James  H.  merchant,  161  Broadway. 
Kip,  widow  of  Richard,  upholfterer,  154  do.  * 
Kip,  James,  brafs-founder,  156  do. 

Kip,  Ifaac,  jun,  grocer,  1  75  Greenwich-ftrcct. 
Kip,  Leonard,  merchant,  1 79  Wafhington  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  IOj 


Kip,  widow,  6  Ferry-ftreet. 

Kip,  Luke,  tavern-keeper,  Greenwich  road. 

Kip,  Iiaac  L.  attorney  at  law  and  notary  public,  33 
Dey-iireet.. 

Kipp,  Ifaac,  carman,  89  Reed  do. 

Kipp,  Abraham,  merchant,  4.0  Water  do. 

Kipp,  Andrew,  (hoe-maker,  Bowery-lane. 

Kipp,  Thomas  F.  fail-maker,  67  William-flxeet. 

Kippen,  William  block-maker,  18  Congrefs  do. 

Kirby,  William,  china  &  glafs  Itore,  corner  of  Pearl- 
ftreet  &  old-flip. 

Kirby  and  Parfons,  merchants,  corner  of  Pearl-ftrest 
and  Btirling-flip. 

Kirk,  George,  grocer,  65  Cedar-ftreet. 

Kirkcaldy,  James,  printer,  88  Gold  do. 

Kiflam,  Adrian,  attoney  at  law,  21  Cherry  do. 

KifTam,  Benjamin,  phylician,  1 59  Broadway. 

KifTam,  Richard,  furgeon,  11  Fair-ftreet. 

KifTam,  Peter  R.  &  Samuel,  wine-merchants,  n  Peck- 
flip. 

Klocknar,  Daniel,  cooper,  15  Rutge,r's-ftreet. 
Klyne,  Leonard,  baker,  Bowery-lane. 
Knapp.  Jofeph,  flioe-maker,  Thomas-ftreet. 
Knapp,  Eli,  fhoe-maker,  82  Murray  do. 
Knapp,  Jofeph,  tavern  and boarding-houfe,  97  James- 
ftreet. 

Knapp,  Gilbert,  butcher,,  95  James-ftreet. 

Knapp,  Ezekiel,   taylor,  corner  of  Catharine  and 

Lombard  (treets, 
Knapp,  Mofes,  8  Bowery-lane. 
Knapp,  Elijah,  houfe-carpenter,  85  Chamher-ftreet. 
Knecland,  Seth,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Oliver  do. 
Kneeland,  Seth  R.  houfe-carpenter,  comer  of  Roofe- 

velt  and  Rutger  ftreets. 
Knees,  Warner,  labourer,  10  Robinfon-dreet. 
Knight,  widow  Ann  Bowery-lane. 
Knight,  Ofljurn,  caulker,  Rider-ftreet. 
Knot,  John,  flioe-maker,  63  Cedar  do. 
Knowlton,  John,  grocer,  3 1  do,  do. 


T04  NEW-YORl  DIRECTORY. 


Knox,  James,  bathing-houfe-keeper,  146  Wafhing- 
ton-ftreet. 

Knox,  Thomas,  merchant,  28  Cortgrefs-itxeet. 
Knox,  George, ftoneand  marble-cutter, 3  Cortlandt  do. 
Knox,  Geotge,  23  Broadway. 
Knox,  Margaret,  milliner,  10  Beaver-ftreet. 
Knox,  lames,  grocer,  corner  of  Cherry-flreet  and 
New- flip. 

Kohlar,  George,  (hoe-maker,  Bowery  lane. 
Kortwright,  Nicholas,  fail-maker's  loft,  108  Front- 

ftreet,  and  houfe  200  Wjlliam-ftrect. 
Kortwright,   James,  cabinet-maker,  30  Cortlandt- 

ftreet. 

Kries,  John  M.  labourer,  12  Robinfondo- 

Kumbnll,  William,  clock  and  watch-maker,  corner  of 
Peck-flip  andPearl-ftiect. 

Kunze,  the  Reverend  Dr.  John  C.  minifter  of  the  Ger- 
man Lutheran  church,  and  profeflor  of  Oriental 
languages  In  Columbia  college,  100  Chatham -ftreet. 

Kuvtfrurck,  John,  mufician,  Antliony-ftreet. 

Kuypers,  the  Reverend  Gerardus  A.  one  of  the  mini- 
ft-rrs  of  the  reformed  Dutch  Church,  94  Libej  ty- 
ftreet. 

Kyfer,  Jacob,  mafon,  37  Partition-ftreet. 
Kyfer,  Andrew,  tea-waler-man,  3  Rutgcr  de 

Labagh,  widow  Catharine,  60  Ann-ftreet. 
Lal)agh,  Abraham,  ftone  cutter,  53  Cedar  do. 
Labels,  Pougols,  boarding-houfe,  8  Roofevelt  do. 
Laboyteaux,  William,  giocer,  104  Broad  do. 
Lacey,  James,  tavern-keeper,  Lombard  do. 
Lacey,  Lawrence,  lhip-maftcr  95  James  do. 
La  Chainee,  Peter,  furrier,  136  Pearl  do. 
Lackerman,  James,  (hip-wright,  24  Hannan-flreet, 
(Rowery.) 

Lackey,  Robert,  mail  maker,  Lombard-flreet. 

La  Coile,  John,  Third-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Lacour,  Peter,  painter  and  glazier,  32  Cedar-flreef. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Lacour  and  Griffen,  painters  and  glaziers,  20J  Wa- 
ter-ftreet. 

Ladrick,  John,  fhoe-maker,  7  Ferry  do. 
Laforgey,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  Mulberry  do. 
Lagear,  John,  cooper,  68  Naffau  do. 

JLagus,  ,  Frenc'u  merchant,  26  Verletenberg- 

ftreet. 

Laight,  William,  merchant,  245  Pearl  do. 
Laight,  Edward,  Corlacr's-hook. 
Laing,  Peter,  mariner,  388  Peail-ftreet. 
Laing.  James,  cabinet-maker,  25  Chatham  do. 
Lake,  John,  49  Naffau  do. 

Lake,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  127  William  do. 
Lakeman,  John,  rigger,  4  Eagle  ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Lalor,  John,  tabacconlft,  88  Chatham-ftreet. 
Lalor,  Henry,  hat-maker,  28  Gold  do. 
Lamb,  Alexander,  carman,  42  Warren  do. 
Lamb.  William,  taylor,  50  Roofevelt  do. 
Lamb,  widow  of  Captain  James.  6  Mill  do. 
Lamb,  Martin,  painter  and  glazier,  46  Jamets  do. 
Lamb,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  43  New  do. 
Lamb,  General  John,  collector  of  the  cuftoms,  34 
Wall-ftreet. 

Lamb,  David,  fhoe-maker,  25  Auguftus-ftreet. 
Lamb,  John,  potter,  Potter-baker's-hill. 
Lamb,  Alexander,  (hop-keeper,  65  Cheny-ftreet. 
Lambert,  Smith,  houfe-carpenter,  8  Harman-ftieft^ 
(Bowery.) 

Lambert,  Michael,  gardener,  Bowery-lane. 
Lambert,  William,  tavern  keeper,  Greenwich-road. 
Lamont,  widow  Ann,  mantua-maker,  6  Ann-ftreet. 
Lamplin.  George,  fhoe-maker   8c  Naffau  do. 
Lanany,  James,  Divifion-ftreet,  (Howery) 
Lane,  Daniel,  labourer,  133  Chatham-ftreet. 
Lane,  Thomas,  labourer,  43  New  do. 
Laney  and  Gardner,  hair-dreffers,  163  Front  do. 
Lanes,  Paul,  labourer,  74  Murray  do. 
Landen,  John,  fchoolmafter,  41  Cliff  do. 
Langden,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  30  Fair  do. 
Langrall,  Charles,  fhip-chaadkr,  25  Peck-flip. 


106  NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Lanfing,  Jacob,  grocer,  28  Front-ftreCt. 
Lanfing,  Pompey,  boat-man,  25  Banker  do. 
Lannelier,  Augultine,  pattry-cook  and  confcftior.cr, 
Broadway. 

Lamer,  Mathew,  (hoe-maker,  96  Peai  I-ftreet. 

Lafher,  William,  officer  of  the  cuftoms,  51  Gold  do. 

La(her,  widow  Sufannah,  51  do  do. 

Lafher  John,  furVeyor  of  the  culloms,  office  99, 
Broad-ftreet,  and  houfc  I  Whitchall-ftreet. 

Latting  ami  Deal,  merchants,  52  Front-ftreet. 

Latham,  John,  meafurcr  of  grain,  1 2  Cliff  do. 

Latham,  Jofeph,  (hip-caiponter,  61  Catharine  do. 

Latham,  Stanton,  teacher  of  the  charity  fchool  be- 
longing to  the  Dutch  Church,  10  Garden-ftreet. 

Latham,  Samuel,  fhip-wright,  23  Lombard  do. 

Latham,  Daniel,  fhip-wright,  45  Cherry  do. 

Laton,  Lary,  mariner,  12  Beekman-flip. 

Latour,  Anthony ,  hair-dre(fer,  8  Broad-ftreet. 

Lattimore,  Matthew,  merchant-taylor,  147  Pcarl- 
ftreet. 

Lavierre,  John,  labourer,  Lombard  do. 

Lavigan.  Peter,  merchant,  82  Broadway. 

Laver,  Philip,  milk -man,  18  Harman-ftreet,  (Bowe- 

ry-) 

Law,  Nicholas,  merchant,  69  Stotie-frreet. 

Lawler,  William,  and  Son,  (bap  and  candle-makerB, 

79  and  81  Chcrry-ftreet. 
Lawrance.  Peter,  black-fmith,  20  Reed  do. 
Lawiance,  Nicholas,  carman.  44  Chamber  do. 
Lawrance  and  Van  Zr.ndt,  merchants,  177  Water- 

ftreet,  and  159  Fiont-ltieet. 
Lawrance  and  Whitney,  mercliants,  corner  of  Front- 

ftreet  and  Builing-flip. 
Lawrance,  William,  281  Water-ftreet. 
Lawrance  and  Schieffelin,  druggifts,  195  Pearl  do. 
Lawrance,  A.  H.  infurance  and  (lock-broker,  207  and 

1 34  Pearl-flreet. 
Lawrance,  Caleb,  merchant,  253  do. 
Lawrance,  John,  merchant,  323  do. 
Lawrance,  Richaid,  merchant,  204  do.. 


*E\V-YORK  DIRECTORY.  IO7 

Lawrance,  William,  phyfician,  62  Roofevelt-flreet. 

Lawrence,  Philip,  cooper,  48  do.  do. 

Lawrance,  Daniel,  taylor,  64  Gold  do. 

Lawrance,  Jonathan,  infpe&or  of  pot  and  pear!  afhcs, 
corner  of  Broad  and  Beaver  ftreets,  and  houfe  7 
Stone-ftrect.      -  - 

Lawrance,  Mrs.  Margaret,  63  Fair  do. 

Lawrance,  Daniel,  fhip-wright,  3  Lombard  do. 

Lawrance,  Richard  R.  merchant,  246  Pearl  do. 

Lawrance,  widow  of  Tohn,  69  Pearl-ftreet. 

Lawrance,  Thomas,  merchant,  83  Cherry  do. 

Lawrance,  William,  weaver,  Mulberry  do. 

Lawrance,  Silas,  (hoc-maker,  4  Peck-flip. 

Lawrance,  John,  judge  of  the  diftrict  court  of  New- 
York,  37  Broadway. 

Lawrance,  Edward,  merchant,  218  Water-ftreet. 

Lawrance,  Richaid)  merchant,  113  Market-ftreet, 
and  houfe  80  Jobn-ftreet. 

Lawrance,  Philip  K.  currier,  38  and  39  Ferry  do. 

Lewrance,  William,  weaver,  Orange  do. 

Lawrance,  Benjamin,  boarding-houfe,  Third-ftreet, 
(Bcwery.) 

Lawrance-,  John  and  Ifaac,  merchants,  133  Market- 
ftreet. 

Lewrance,  widow  Sar?h,  feamflrefs,  29  Barclay- 
ftreet. 

Lawrance,  widow,  ie  Partition-ftreet. 
Lawrance,  William,  lamp-lighter.  Barrack  do. 
Lawrance,  James,  coachman,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery-) 

Lawfon,  William,  grocer,  2 1 1  Greenwich-ftreet. 

Lawton,  James,  fliip-mafter,  95  James  do. 

Law  ton,  William,  phyfician,  103  Chatham  do. 
iLayton,  Andrew,  cooper,  3  Chefnut  do. 

Lazsda,  Benjamin,  labourer.  12  Fair  do. 

Lazolere  and  Williamfon,  blackfmiths,  87  Front  do, 
;  Lazolere,  Abraham,  blackfmith,  8  Warren  do. 

Learning.  Dr.  Jeremiah,  13  Broadway. 

Lean,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  44  Vefey-ftreet. 

Leary,  Daniel,  taylor  and  flop  feller,  158  Front  do. 


Io8  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Leaycock,  John,  carman,  13  Rofe-ftreet. 
Leaycraft,  William,  infpedtor  of  the  cuftoms,  109 

Liberty-ftreet. 
Leaycraft,  widow  Elizabeth,  feamftrefs,  1 2  Frankfort- 

ftreet. 

Leaycraft,  Jonathan,  (hoe  maker,  near  the  Collect. 

Leaycraft,  Richard,  taylor,  181  William-ftreet. 

Leayciaft  William  S.  taylor,  141  Chatham  do, 

Leavenworth,  Eiifha,  and  Co.  tobacconifts,  corner  of 
Market  and  Water  ftreets. 

Lebrun,  Marin,  grocer,  441  Pearl-ftreet. 

Lebuzan,  Bartholomew,  gardener, Third- ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Le  Clere,  Madam,  17  Pearl-ftrect. 

Le  Count,  John,  47  Dey  do. 

Ledger,  Mifs.  embroiderer,  148  Broadway. 

Lee,  William,  (hip  carpenter,  83  Murray-llreet. 

Lee,  Andrew,  grocer,  57  Nafiau  do. 

Lee,  James,  merchant,  80  Fair  do. 

Lee,  Edward,  mafon,  Firit-ftreet,  (Rowery.) 

Lee,  Alexander,  carman,  59  Reed-ftriet. 

Leechman,   Robert,  chai:-maker,  21  Cliff  do. 

Leefon,  James,  tavern,  boarding-houfe  and  Philadel- 
phia ftage-office,  242  Water  llieet. 

Le  Fevre,  Francis,  boarding-houfe,  28  do.  do. 

Le  Fetter,  Edward,  taylor,  269  Broadway. 

Le  Foy,  Thomas,  hat  maker  and  collector  of  the 
fouth  ward,  200  do.  do. 

Le  Foy,  James,  Lbourer,  9  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Lefferts,  Leffert,  merchant,  190  Pearl-ftreet. 

Lefferts  and  Jones,  merchants,  190  do.  do. 

Lefferts,  Gerard,  65  Market  do. 

Lefferts,  widow  Lucietia,  corner  of  NafTau  and  Con- 
grefs  ftreets. 

Leftingwell  and  Pierpont,  merchants,  87  Wall  ftreeti 
Le  Furgee,  Amos,  houfe  carpenter,  73  Warren  do. 
Le  Furgee,  Frederick,  (hoe-maker,  14    do.  do. 
Legg,  Henry,  houfe  carpenter,  14  James  do. 
Legget,  Drake  and  Van  fvleeck,   merchants,  265 
Pearl-fcreet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  I09 

Legget,  Thomas,  merchant,  307  Pearl-flreet. 
Legget,  Abraham,  merchant,  84  Roavfevelt  do. 
Legget.  Ebenezcr  and  John,  merchants,   corner  of 

Peck-flip  and  Watcr-ftrert. 
Legget, Gilbeit,  \vindfor-chair-maker,8  Frankfort  do. 
Leighton,  L  ewis,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Chapel-ftreet. 
Leighton,  John,  (hip-wriglit,  1  Diviiion-ftieet,  (Low- 

ery.)  K 
JLeitch,  George,  257  Broadway. 
Leitck,  Archibald,  manner,  5  Chefnut-ftreet. 
Leifchman,  Abraham  F.  furgeon,  Bowery-lane. 
Lely,  John,  rigger,  147  Chatham-ftrcet. 
Lemon,  Robert,  mariner,  70  Ann  do. 
Lemon,  John,  baker,  14  Harmon  do. 
Lenox,  Robert,  merchant,  175  Peail  do. 
Lenox,  David,  houfe-carper.ter,  2  Skinner  do. 
Lcnington,  Thomas,  boatman,  59  Church  do. 
Lente,  James  W.  grocer,  corner  of  Front  nnd  Broad 

ftreets,  and  houfe  118  Broad-ftreet. 
Lente,  James,  cooper,  30  Fair-ltreet. 
Lente,  Chriftopher  L.  merchant,   120  Pearl  do. 
Lcnte,   John,  gold  and  filver-finith,  56  Beekman- 

ftreet,  and  grocery  57  ClifT-ftreet. 
Lente,  Margaret,  mantua-maker,  e-5  Beekman  cc. 
Lcnte,  Ifaac.  labourer,  48  Chapel  do. 
Lente,  Henry,  cooper,  8  Cherry  do. 
Lente,  Richaid,  grocer,  1 77  Wamirigton  do.  - 
Lente,  James  W.  grocer,  1 1 3  Broadway. 
Lentner,  John,  cabinet  and  chair-maker,  43  William- 

ftreet,  and  houfe  73  John-flreet. 
Lentz,  Frederick,  grocer.  51  Vcfey-ftreet. 
1  entz,  John,  cabinet-maker,  21  Baiclay  do. 
Leonard,  William,  tavern  keeper,  Bowery-lane. 
Leonard,  Francis,  hair-dreffer,  66  Gold-ilrect,  and 
h  (hop  3  Beekman-fiip. 
Leonard,  Mrs.  Elizabeth.  4'Ann-ftrcrt. 
Leonard,  'acob,  labourer,  43  Church  do. 
Leonard,  J.  hn^  carman,  321  Broadwav. 
■Leonard,  Thomas,  grocer,  8    do  do. 

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110  NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Leonard,  James,  grocer,  331  Grcenwieh-flreet. 

Leonard,  Robert,  taylor,  4  Chapel  do. 

Leonard,  Jacob,  hair-dreffer,  houfe  88  John-ttreet, 

and  (hop  13  Bmling-ilip. 
Leonard,  Jeffrey,  mariner,  37  Auguttus-ftreet. 
Lepine,  Jofeph,  merchant,  71  Stone  do. 
Le  Roy,  Jacob,  and  fon,  merchants.  142  Front  do. 
Le  F-oy,  Peter,  carman,  Mulbeiry  do. 
Le  Roy  and  Bayard,  merchants,  19  New  do. 
Le  Roy,  Robert,  merchant,  138  Greenwich  do. 
Le  Roy,  Harnian,  merchant,  66  Broadway. 
Letter,  widow  Sarah,  5  Lumbcr-ttreet. 
Letter,  Robert,  fliip-carpenter,  3  Cheapfidc. 
Letter,  James,  fchoolmatlcr,  46  Chuich-tlrcet. 
Letfon.  John  bricklayer,  215  William  do. 
Letts,  Elijah  trvern-keeper,  161  Market  do. 
Leveridge,  John,  fhoc-inaker,  corner  oi  James  and 

Banker  11  reels. 
Levitt,  David,  labourer  41  Chapel-ttreet. 
Leuthaufer,   Ileniy,    German  fchoolmafter,  at  the 

Lutheran  Church,  204  William  do. 
Levere.  Mrs.  27  Warren  do. 
Levy,  Mis.  13  Pearl  do. 
Levy,  Ifaac,  13  do. 

Levy,  Eleazer,  merchant.  64  Roofevelt  do. 
Levy,  Jofliua  chocolate-maker,  37  Broad  do. 
Lewis,  John,  block-maker.  205  Water  do. 
Lewis,  Henry,  carman,  435  Peaildo. 
Lewis.  Richard,  tavern-keeper.  Bowery-lane. 
Lewis,  Francis  merchant,  29  Beekman-ftrect. 
Lewis.  Prince,  waiter,  Rider  do. 
Lewis,  Andrew,   grocer,  corner  of  Magazine  ant 
Crofs  ftreets. 

Lewis,   ,  hair-dreffer.  34  Ferry-tlicet. 

Lew's.  John,  boatman,  Mulbeny  do. 

l  ewis,  widow  Hannah,  32  Banker  do. 

Lewis,  widow  Rachel,   95  Fair  do. 

Lewis,  Erafmus  block-maker,  266  William  do. 

Lewis,  John,  colleftor  of  church  rents,  28}  Broad 
way. 


NEW-TORK  DIRECTORY.  lit 

Lewis,  John,  block  maker,  12  Vefey-ftreet. 
Lewis,  George,  merchant,  ill  Liberty  do. 
Lewis,  Evan,  log-wood  cittter,  48  Rofe  do. 
Lewis,  John,  rijger,  15  Pump-rtrect,  (Bowery.) 
Lewis,  David,  mariner,  16  do.  (Bowery.) 
Lewis,  William,  carman,  Anthony-Ilreet. 
Lewis,  John,  milkman,      do.  do. 
L'ilonimedieu,  Nathaniel,  (hip-mailer,  87  Fair  do» 
Liancourt,  Stephen,  g:>ld-fmith,  1  Chapel  da. 
I  LiddelT,  Charles,  oachrmn,  54.  New  do. 
Liddell,  James,  fchoolmifter,  79  Liberty  do. 
Limbergcr,  Henry,  baker,  54  Vefey  do. 
Lirnbert,  George,  taylor,  1 19  Chatham  do. 
Lincoln,  Francis,  labourer,  Bowery-lane.  ,^ 
Lincoln,  Hofea,  honfe-carpenter,  86  Fair-flreet. 
LincoM,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  2  Chapel  do. 
Lindfay  Geo.  floncandmaible-cutter,  114  I  iberty  do. 
Lindyman,  widow  Catharine,  Firft-ilreet  (Bowery.) 
t     Lines,  Abraham,  labourer,  87  Warren-ftreet. 
Linen,  Andrew,  caiman,  27  Bridge  do. 
Link,  Thomas,  tobaccouiil,  250  William  do. 
Linn,  the  Rev.  Dr.  William,  one  of  the  Miniilers  of 
the  Reformed  Dutch  Church,  3  7  Cortlandt  do. 
j    Linn,  widow  Catharine,  4  Oliver  do. 

Lippencot.Jcdcdiah, houfe-carpenter,  24 Batavia-lane. 
Lifpcnard,  Leonard,  brewer,  158  Broad.vay. 
Lilpenard,  Anthony,  brewer,  Greenwich-road. 
Litter;  Richard,  (h;p-w  light,  79  Catharine-ftreet. 
Little,  William,  merchant,  77  Market  do. 
I    Little,  John,  fhoe-maker,  39  Cedar  do. 
A  s  Little,  Thomas,  labourer,  34  Vandewatex  do. 
f    Little,  Jofepb,  msfon.  6  Batavia-lane. 
i  .Little.  Michael,  porter  and  boaiding-hoafc,  5^  Con- 
I  n  grefs-ftreet. 

Little,  Eleazer,  houfe-carpenter.  Magazine  do. 
Littleton    William,  mariner,  191  William  do. 
Liver,  Michael,  taylor,  61  Ann  do. 
J    Little,  Jonathan,  merchant,    165  Water-ftrett,  and 
houle  84  John-ftreet. 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


livingfton,  widow  Elizabeth,  45  Chatham-llrect. 

Livingfton,  Robert  C.  merchant,  179  Pearl  do. 

Livingfton,  Mrs.  Margaret,  284  Pearl  do. 

Livingfton,  Schuyler  P.  19  Wall  do. 

LivL.gfton,  the  Reverend  Dr.  John  H.  one  of  the  Mi- 
nifters  of  the  Reformed  Dutch  Church,  112  Broad- 
way. 

Livingfton,  Edward,  counfellor  at  law.  43  Wall-flreet. 
Livingfton,  Mrs.  Philip  Ph.  61  Broadway.' 
Livingfton,  John  R.  67  do. 

Livingfton,  Philip,  prehdent  of  the  branch  bank  of 

the  United  States,  42  Broadway. 
Livingfton,  Brockholft,  counfellor  at  law,  17  White- 

hall-ftreet. 

Livingfton,  Robert,  R.  Chancellor  of  the  ftate  of 

New- York,  5  Broadway. 
Livingfton,  Peter  W.  attorney  at  law,  63  Williani- 

ftreet. 

Livingfton,  Philip,  nail-maker,  242  William  do. 
Liyingiton,  Edmund,  houfe-carpenter,  27  Vcfey  do. 
Livingfton,  widow  Margaret,  47  Cliff  do. 
Loch,  Mrs.  Eleanor,  fick-nurfe,  229  Greenwich  do. 
Lochead.  James.  6  Y/arren  do. 
Locke,,  William,  fhoe-ma'ker,  98  Liberty  do. 
Ldokerman.  James,  fhoe-maker,  43  C  hamber  do. 
Lockman,  Samuel,  fhopkeeper.  1 16  Broad  do.' 
Lockwood,  Enoch,  (hoe -maker,  361  Water  do. 
Lock  .vood.  widow,  boarding-hor.fe,  65  Pearl  d^. 
Lockwood,  Phineas,  houfe-carpenter,  84  James  do. 
Lockwood,  Philip,  houle  and  lhip-joiner,  82  do. 
Lockwood,   Charles,    grocer,  corner   of  Gold  and 
>  George  iVrects. 

LockwoodyCarey,  fhoe-mnkev,  13  Nafiau  do. 
Loff,  Philip,  gardener,  Firft-ftrcet,  (Bowery.) 
Loftus,.  widow  Sarah,  3  Roofevelt-ftreet. 
Logan,  Thomas,  mariner,  79  James  do. 
Logierv  Nicholas,  mafon,  4  Chapel  do, 
Loines,  Jacobus,  houfe-carpenter,  15  Chapel  do. 
Loints,  James  and  Richard,  mevchants,  7  Burling-flip. 
Loinei,  Henry,  carman,  1  j  Chapel-lhect. 


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Londle,  Primus,  mariner,  29  Gold-ftreet. 

Long,  Michael  mariner,  Bowery-lane. 

Long,  Frederick,  carman  Orange-ftreet. 

Long, Dr.  Himan  I.'druggift.  63  Warren  do. 

Long  worth,  David.  34  Cedar-ftreet.  \ 

Long,  Benjamin,  labourer,  34  Divifion-ftreet. 

Longworth,  Mary,  band  box-maker,  66  Naflau  do. 

Long,  Simon  P.  labourer,  Bayard'3-lane,  ( Bowery) 

Loomis,  Lewis,  merchant,  lioufe  15  Broadway.  , 

Loomis  &  Tillinghait,  merchants.  96  Wall-ftreet. 

Lopman,  widow  of  James,  huckfter,  176  William  do. 

Lord,  George,  houfe-carpenter  &  fiiip-joiner,  Second- 
ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Lord,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  20  Divifion-ftreet. 

Lorillard,  Peter  &  George,  tobaccon ills,  3cChathamdo. . 

Loi  illard,  Blafe,  John  and  Jacob,  tanners  and  currieis,., 
Magazine-llrcet. 

Lorrier,  Michael,  coachman,  51  Partition  do.. 

Lnnng,  Mrs.  I  Broadway. 

Loring  Ifrael.  merchant.  121  Front  do. 

Lorton  &  Heath  houfe-carpenters  &  mailer  builders* . 

45  Barclay- itreeti 
Lorton,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  56  Vefey  do.. 
Loftiea,  William,  ihoe-maker,  99  Rei-d  do. 
Lo.Tey,  Andrew,  caiman,  29  Church  do.  ifK 
Lott,  William,  gardener,  Bowery-lane. 
Lott.  John,  black-fmith  446  Pearl  do. 
Lott,  Hemy,  houfe-carpenter,  Magazine  do. 
Lott,  Andrew,  conveyancer,  159  Greenwich  do. 
Lott,  Abraham  merchant  3  Beaver  do. 
Loudon.  Samuel,  printer,  bockldkr  &  ftationer,  ?2 

Water-Ureet. 
Louden,  Richard,  houfe-carpenter,  55  Partition  do. 
Louden  widow  Jean,  wafher,  18  '  herry  do. 
Loughborough,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  Winc-ftreet, 
( Bowery. ) 

Loughborough,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  221  Wil- 
liam-lire et. 

Loua,  William,  cooper,  35  Harmaa-ftreet,  (Bowery) 

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Love,  David,  fawyer,  30  Banker-ftreet. 
Love,  David,  (hoe-maktr,  30  Banker  do. 
Lovell,  John,  butcher,  Bowery  lane. 
Lovet.  William,  Ihip-mafter,  396  Pearl-ftreet. 
Low,  Nicholas,  merchant,  houfe  69  Stone  do. 
Low  and  Sturges   taylors,  186  Water  do 
Low,  John,  clerk  in  the  bank  of  New- York,  56 
Fair  do. 

Low,  William,  mariner,  Mott  do. 
Low,  Samuel,  cleik  in  the  treafury-ofRce,  90  Liber- 
ty do. 

Lower,  Peter,  tobacconift,  3  Chatham  do. 
Lowands,  William,  (hip-mailer,  2JO  William  do. 
Lowands   Thomas,  baker,  53  Cedar  do. 
Lowerre,  John,  taylor,  corner  of  Naflau  and  Fair 
ftreets. 

Lowerre,  Edward,  cooper,  33  John-flreet. 
Lowerre,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  93  do. 
Lowrie,  Peter,  labourer,  50  Cedar  do. 
JLoyd.  Richard,  upo'.fterer,  101  Pearl  do. 
Loyd,  Mrs.  ftay-malccr,  101  do. 
ST-oyd,  Thomas,  (hoe-makei,  1  Rutger'sdo. 
Loyd,  Edward,  taylor,  43  Beaver  do. 
Loyd,  Michael,  jrrocei ,  ?>  market  do. 
Loyd,  Paul  E.  merchant,  10  Coenties-flip. 
Loyd,  William,  j  iiuer,  96  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Loyd .  R ichard .  (hip-carpenter,  Thomas-ftreet.' 
Loyd,  Mrs.  Demus,  mantua-maker,  do. 
Lozier,  Nicholas,  phyfician,  161  Greenwich  do. 
Lczier,  Heiebrandt,    labourer,    2  Divifion-ftrtet, 

(Bow^tyV)  . 
Lucan,  George,  butcher,  Barley-ftrect. 
Lubber.vare,  Martin,  taylor.  2.19  Broadway. 
Lubeau,  John  B.  46  P.eed-ftreet. 
Lu-.lhm  and  Concklin,  grocers,  Whitehall-dock. 
Ludlam.  Jacob,  taylor,  20  Moore-ftreet. 
Ludlam,  William,  carman,  ^Thames  do. 
Ludlam  and  Allan,  grocers,  322  Broadway. 
Ludlam,  Henry,  lumber-merchant,  1 15  LiLe.ty-ftreet. 
Ludlow,  the  Miffes,  60  Congrefs  do. 


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Lodlow,  Carey  counfellor  at  law,  143  Front-ftrect. 

Ludlow,  Abraham,  attorney  at  law,  143  do. 

Ludlow,  John,  grocer,  18  Pearl  do. 

Ludlow,  Peter   merchant,  232  do- 

Ludlow,  George,  merchant,  47  Congrefs  do. 

Ludlow,  William  W.    do.    47  do. 

Ludlow,  widow  Ann,  2  Stone  do. 

Ludlow,  Thomas,  merchant,  58  Broadway. 

Ludlow,  Gideon,  merchant,  58  do. 

Ludlow,  John  C.  attorney  at  law,  18  Wall  ftrcet. 

Ludlow,  Gabriel  W.  merchant,  1 8  do. 

Ludlow,  Charles,  merchant,  18  do. 

Ludlow,  Daniel,  and  Co.  merchants,  51  do. 

Luff,  Matthias,  grocer,  72  do. 

Luget,  Gabriel,  grocer  &  tavern-keeper,  77  Vefey  do. 
Lugreau,  Mis.  9  Chamber  do. 
Lupton,  William.  28  John  do. 

Lupton,  William,  jua.  attorney  at  law,  28  John  do. 
Luguner,   Abraham,   (hoe-maker,    1 1  Eagle-llreet, 

(Bowery.)  • 
Lumley,  Thomas,  labourer,  2  Divifion-flreet,  (Bofc- 

ery  )  % 
Lundigris,  Dr.  2  Augu.tus-ftreet. 
Luther,  Henry,  carman,  243  William  do. 
Lutit,  Thomas,  (hip-carpenter,  45  Banker  do. 
Lycett,  Wiliiam,  japanner  and  painter,  72  Naffau  do. 
Lyde  and  Rogers  merchants,  229  Pearl  do. 
Lyde.  Edward,  merchant.  45  Wall  do. 
Lrdig.  David,  flour-merchant,  houfe  55  Beekman* 

(treet,  and  (lore  32  Peck-flip. 
Lydig.  widow,  4  Ferry -ftrcet. 
Lyle,  widow,  c  Ann  do. 
1  ylburn,  Robert,  merchant,  8  Garden  do. 
Lynch  and  Stoughton,  merchants,  43  Water  do. 
Lynch.  Patrick,  grocer,  328  Water  do. 
Lynch,  Francis,  attorney  at  law  and  notary  puhlick, 

335  Pearl  ftreet  and  hov.fe  191  William-flreet. 
Lynch,  Jean  wather,  132  Chithamdo. 
Lynch^famts  B.  porter,  corner  of  Moore  and  Wate? 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


:  Lynch  James,  pilot.  28  C!ifF-"reet. 
Lynch,  Domim'ck,  merchant,  35  Broadway, 
Lynch,  Francis,  baker,  3  Ferry-ftreet. 
Lyons,  James,  carman,  1  Ilarman-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Lyons,  Jofeph,  cooper,  35  Harman-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Lyver,  Gerlhou/houfe-carpenter,  49  Chatham-Ureet. 

M 

Maaham,  widow  Margaret.  10  Beaver-ftreet. 

Maby,  Peter,  carman,  35  Robirifon  do. 

Maby,  Frederick,  boot  &  flioe-maker,  28  Chatham  do. 

Maby,  Cornelius,  carman,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Maby,  John.  labourer,  258  William-ftreet. 

Maby,  Cornelius,  labourer,  30  Chamber  do. 

Mack.  Daniel,  grocer,  24  Market  do. 

M'Adam,  Mrs.  Ann,  54  Broadway. 

M'Alpin,  John,  mariner,  7  Chefnut  do. 

M'Alphin,  John,  baker,  Bayard's-lane.  (Bowery.) 

Mackannefs.  Thomas,  agent  for  the  Britifh  packets, 
41  Fair-lbeet. 

M'Auley,  Auley,  moulder  at  the  air-furnace,  Green- 
wich-road. 

M'Auley,  Elizabeth,  wafher,  24  Old-flip. 
M'Auley.  Alexander,  marble  poliiher,  165  Wafhing- 
jk''toh-ftrset.      a.  ,  '  ' 
M'Arthur,  Alexander,  tavern-keeper,  124  Market  do. 
M  Bain    I ohn,  black-fmith,  9  Cheapfide  do.  'TBfc 
M'Bain,  John,  merchant.  120  William  do. 
M'Bride,  John,  carman.  Firil-ftreet.  (Bowery.) 
M  Bride,  Walter,  windfor-chah -maker,  10  Cherry- 
ftrcct. 

M'Cachan,  Peter,  tanner  and  currier,  14  Jacob  do. 

M  Caffill   ,  tavern-keeper  and  grocer,  27  Cha't- 

ham  do. 

M'Call,  James,  fawyer,  16  Rutger's  do. 

M'Callum   widow  Mary,   v.-aftier,  corner  of  Broad 

and  Garden  (treets. 
M'Cainmon,  Mark,  mafon,  50  Chatham-fueet. 
M'Cammon,  William,  do.    50  do5 


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M'Candlcs,  widow  Deborah,  boarding-houfe,  56  Ann- 
ftreet. 

M'Carty,  Thomas,  cooper,  571  Pearl-ftreet. 
M'Carty,  Charles,   grocer,  corner  of  Cheiry  and 

Roofevek  ftreets. 
M'Carr,  John,  merchant-taylor,  corner  of  Broadway 

and  Cedar-fueet. 
M'Chefney.   ,  feamftrefs  and  boarding-houfe, 

59  Dey-ftreet. 
M'Llochan,  John,  black-fmith.Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
M'Clofkie,  Alexander,  taylor,  25  Banker-fcreet. 
M'Clochan,  Benjamin,  carman,  4?  Banker  do. 
MClelan,  John,  merchant,  133  William  do. 

M'Clung,  ,  mill-ftone-:nakcr,  40  Cortlandt  do. 

M'Clure,  William,  taylor,  Barrr.ck  do. 
M'Clenahan,  widow  Elizabeth,  fiiop-kceper,  corner 

of  Broad  and  Garden  ftreets. 
M'Connochy,  Peter, labourer,  62  Warren-ftreet. 
M'Comb,  Alexander,  merchant,  39  Broadwayi 
M'Comb,  John,   brick-layer  and  mafter-builder,  I 

Naflau-ftreet. 

M'Comb,  James,  patentee  of  the  horizontal  wheel 

for  the  ufe  of  mills.  5  Oliver-ftreet. 
M'Connell,  Jacob,  cooper,  5  Ferry-ftreet. 
M'Connell,  James,  do.         5  do. 
M'Corrr^k,  widow,   12  Barclay-ftreet. 
M'Cormick,  Dan'el,  merchant,  57  Wall  do. 
M'Coufi,  Jeremiah,  taylor,  32  Hannin-itreet,  (Bow- 

e'T-)  ,  - 

M'Crae,  Stephen,  phyfic'an,  31  Chcapfide-ftreet. 
M  Cready,  Thcrr,..  grocer,   corner  of  Broad  and 

Peaver  ftreets. 
fyJ'Crei-dy,  Andrew,  (hoe-maker,  59  William-flreet. 
'W-  ready,  James,  ftioe-makcr,  57  Cougiefs  do. 
M'Cieariy,  James,  jun.  taylor,  7  Betkman-fiip. 
M'Creadv,  John,  uphclllerer  and  cabinet-maker,  30 

Whitehall-ftreet. 
M'Crcery.  John,  taylor,  3  Rutger's-ftrcet. 
M'C  ullen  and  Johntton,  grocers,  21  Front  do. 
M'Cullen,  Robert,  cooperage,  92  Front  do. 


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MCnlkm,  Archibald,  fiddler.  102  Broadway. 

M'Cuiloch,  R.beit  tayh.r,  6  Robinfon-ilreet. 

M-Curr,  John,  brewer,  48  Catharine  do. 

M  Darmut,  Robert,  houfe-carpenter,  438  Pe:itl  do* 

M'Darmut.  Hugh,  labourer?  15  Dover  do. 

M'Darmut,  William,  fawyer,  300  Broadway. 

Ml'Donuld,  John,  houfc-carpenter,  18  Murray-flrect. 

M'Donald,  John,  citman,  18  do. 

M'Donald.  Frederick,  barber.  45  Robinfon  do, 

M'Donald,  Jatnc*  huntfman,  12  James  do. 

M  Donald,  widow  Ann.  grocer,  corner  of  Water  and 

Moore  ftreets. 
M'Donald,  John,  brewer,  16  R.utger*s  (Ireet. 
M'Donald,  jofeph,  fcoufe-carpenter,  46  Church  do.. 
M'Donald,  Alexander,  labourer,  25  Bridge  da. 
M'Donald,  Donald,  labourer,  Magazine  do. 
h  i .  I  )onald,  Alexander  broker,  Mulberry  do. 
M'Donald,  Dennis  .carman,  1  Hague  do. 
M'Donald,  1  .aughlan,  grocer, (flip-yards,  Cherry-ftreet. 
M'Donald,  Alexander,  merchant,  165  Broadway. 
M  Donald,  Daniel,  mariner,  8  Ferry-ftieet. 
M'Donald,  John*  carman,  13  Coitlandtdo. 
M  Donald,  Walter,  fchoolmafter,  8  Harman-ftrcet, 

(  Bo  wet  y. ) 

M'Donald,  William,  baker,  13  Cliefnut-flreet. 
M'Donell,  Donald,  labourer,  Ann  do. 
M'Donell,  Alexander,  labomer,  48  Cortlaodt  do. 
M'Donell,  John,  labourer,  59  do.  do. 

M'Dougall,"  Archibald,  merchant,  ill  Front  ftrcet,  , 

and  houfe  59  Peail-flreet. 
M'Dougall.  Peter,  merchant,  191  Pearl  do. 
M'Dougall.  Hugh,  painter  and  glazier,  102  Pearl  do. 
M'Dougall,  Robert,  caiman,  Eliaabeth-ltrect,  (Bowe- 

rv.) 

M'Dougall,  Mack,  huckter.  210  Greenwich-flreet. 
M'Dougall.  Dune  in.  grand  tyler,  and  rivetter  of  china 

and  glafs  in  all  its  branches  28  Cliff-llreet. 
M'Dougall,  lohn,  rivetter  of  china,  glafs  and  fans, 

28  ClilF-ftrect. 
M'Dougall,  John,  taylor,  46  Cortlandtdo. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  II§ 


M'Dougall,  Capt.  Alexander,  io6  Libcrty-ftreet. 
MDowall.  Conway,  accountant,  83  Chatham  do. 
M'Dowall,  Robert,  cooper  and  culler,  19  James  do. 
ft-'Dowall,  Hugh,  baker,  1 1  Auguftus  do. 
*M  D  >wall,  Benjamin,  (hoe-maker.  1 24 Chatham  do. 
M'Evers  Charles,  merchant,  127  Water  do- 
M'l  vers  and  Barclay,  vendue  and  commifiion  ftore, 

127  Water  ftrect. 
M'Evoy,  Chailes.  houfe -carpenter,  12  Cherry  do. 
M-Ewen,  Malciim,  and  Son.  plumbers  and  pewtcrerBj 

corner  of  Water-ftreet  and  Beekman-Piip. 
M'Ewen.  Mrs.  Marg*ret.  78  Fair  ftreet. 
M'Ewen,  Chriftopher,  labourer,  96  Warren  do. 

ME  wen,  ,  mafon,  Mulberry  do. 

M'Ewen,  Mrs.  board ing-houfe,  75  Broad  do. 

M  Fsden,  Donald,  Lbourer,  19  Skinner  do. 

^''Fa'l,  James,  houfe-carper.ter.  15  Fair  do. 

^  Fall,  Robert,  milk-man,  Mulberry  do. 

M'Fal',  John,  carman,  16  Auguftus  do. 

M-Fail,  widow,  16  Auguftus  do. 

M'Farlane,  widow  of  Robert,  boarding-houfe,  290 

Water-ftreet. 

M  Failane,  John,  clerk  of  the  air-furnace,  Greenwich- 
road. 

M'Farlane,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  Second-ftreet,  (Bow- 

M  Fatlane,  Dougall,  labourer,  70  1  ibe-.ty-ftieet. 
M'Fee,  John,  labourer,  13  Cortlandtdo. 

M'Gahigan.  ,  fchoolmafter,  1  Dover  do. 

M'Gara,  James,  (hip-carpenter,  25  Rutger'sdo. 
M'Gibbon,  William,  labourer,  231  rront  do. 
M  Gaw,  Hugh,  grocer,  12  Auguftus  do, 
M  Gee,  widow  Sarah,  Mulberry  do. 
WGee,  Daniel  carman.  64  Broadway. 
M'Gce   John,  fawyer,  Greenwich-road. 
M'Gee,  Heni7,  Ihoe-makcr,  20  Pu.T.p-ftrect,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

W'Gill,  Robert,  bookfeller  and  (lationer,  105  Mar- 
ket-flrcet. 

MGill,  John,  caiman,  10  Divifion-ftieet,  (Bcwcry-) 


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M'Gilwain,  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  19  Dey- 

M'Gonagil    James  labourer,  62  John-ftreet. 
M'Gowai))  John,  houfe  carpenter,  100  Liberty-flreet. 
M'Gowau,  Robert,  grocer,  32  Warren  do, 
M'Gowdy,  James,  board: ng-houfe,  corner  of  Jamqj 

and  Hanker  ttreeta. 
M'Gray,  Angus,  grocer,  corner  of  Broad  and  Bridge 

ilreeti8.  if., 
M'Graw,  Michael,  clerk,  14  Ro»{pclt-ftreet. 
.M'Graw,  George,  labourer,  9  Auguftus  do. 
M'Grigor,  Col!,  merchant,  28  Wall  do. 
M'Grigor,  Thomas,  fiioe-maker.  39  Robinfon  do. 
M'Gregor,  John,  merchant,  179  Pearl  do. 
M'Guire,  Matthew,  carman,  29  Church  do. 
M'Guire,  Peter,  carman.  15  Rector  do. 
M'Guire,  Mrs.  Chriftian,  29  George  do. 
M"  Guire,  John,  carman.  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
MIntire,  Neal,  merchant,  33  Peck-flip,  and  houfe 

49  Fcrry-ftreet. 
M'Intire,  Hugh,  labourer,  32  Pearl-flreet. 
M'Intire,  Peter,  hair-dreffer,  73  Cherry  do. 
M'Ir.tire,  Peter,  fifher,  Mott  do 
M'Intire,  Hugb,  labourer,  1  Moore  do. 
M'Intire,  Archibald  hair-drefler,  7  Beekman-flip. 
M'Intire,  Ronald,  mariner,  24  Ferry-flreet. 
M'Intofh,  James,  grocer,  corner  of  Front-ftreet  and 

Beekman-flip. 
M'lldam.  John,  carman.  59  Cbatham-ftreet. 
M'Kay.  John,  grocer,  66  Warren  do. 
M'Kay,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  10  Warren  do. 
M'Kay,  jghri.  fruit-dealer,  132  Broadway. 
M'Kay,  lames  grocer  and  tavern-keeper,  2:  Old-flip. 
M'K;<y,  Eneas,  grocer,.  Crofs-ftreet. 
M'Kay,  William,  boat-man,  50  Barclay  do. 
M'Kay,  George,  grccer,  88  Naffau  do. 
M  Key,  William,  9  New  do. 
M'Key,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  26  Skinner  do. 
M  Kechrey,  Lunin,  flay  and  habit-maker,  40  Mar- 

ket-Jlrcct. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  I2t 


M'Kenr.ey, William,  ftone-cutter,  83  Greenwich-Areef. 
M'Kennally,  Murdoch,  labourer,   31  Divilion-ftrect, 
(Bowery.) 

M'Kenzie,  David,  labourer,  79  Reed-ftreet. 
"M'Kenzie,  widow,  fhop-keeper,   1 18  Front-ftreet. 
M'Kenzie,  Kenneth,  painter  and  glazier,  319  Watcr- 
ftreet. 

M'Kenzie,  John,  50  Cedar-ftreet. 
M'Kenzie,  John,  houfe-carpcnter,  114  Pearl  do. 
M'Kenzie,  John,  taylor,  63  Reed  do. 
M'Kenzie,  Collin,  houfe-carpenter,  Barclay  do. 
M'Kenzie,  widow  Mary,  fchool  miftrefs,6  Congrefido. 
M'Kerfey,  George,  carver  and  gilder,  382  Pearl  do. 
M'KefTon,  John   clerk  of  the  fupreme  court  of  the' 

ftate  of  New- York,  67  Pearl-ftreet. 
Mackie,  Peter,  merchant,  61  Water-ftreet. 
Mackie,  James,  taylor,  219  do.  do. 
M  Kiernon,  John,  fchool-mafter,  13  Naflau  do. 
M'Kinley,  widow  Rebecca,  ftay-maker,  2  Broad  do. 
M'Kinley,  Peter,  accountant,  17  Thames  do. 
M'Kinnon,  Neil,  75  Fair  do. 
M'Kinnon,  Neil,  grocer,  268  Water  do. 
M'Knight,  the  Reverend  Dr.  John,  one  of  the  Minl- 

ftersjof  the  United  Prefby  terian  Church,  40  Nafiau  do. 
"M'Knight,  John,  taylor,  25  Thames  do. 
M'Knight,  Mrs.  17  Dey  do. 
M'Lanahan,  William,  cooper,  233  Greenwich  do. 
M'Laren,  Neil,  corner  of  Cherry  and  George  llreets, 

(Bowery. ) 

M'Laren,  Daniel,  merchant,  163  Broadway. 
M'Laren,  John,  merchant,  70  John-ftteet. 
M'Lauchlan,  Michael,  brewer,  New-market. 
M'Lauchlan,  Patrick,  ftuit-dealer,  17  Water-ftreet, 
M  Lauchlan,  Michael  and  Co. brewers,  139  Chatham- 
ftreet. 

M-Lauchlane,  William,  taylor.  49  Pearl-ftreet. 
M'Lean,  Murdoch,  tavern  keeper,  -o  Water  do. 
M'Lean,  Peter,  fhoe-maker,  68  Water  do. 
M'Lean,  Aichibald,  printer,  116  Pearl  do. 
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M'Lean,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  Rutgcr's  and  Oli- 
ver {Ireets. 

M'Lean,  widow  Ann,  midwife,  20  Broad  ftreet. 

HI 'Lean,  widow  of  Andrew,  (hop-keeper,  187 
Green  wicn-ftreet- 

M'Lean,  John,  grocer,  132  Chatham  ftreet. 

M'Lean,  William,  houfc-carpenter,  40  Vefey  do. 

M'Lean,  Duncan,  labourer,  54  Cedar  do. 

M'Lcan,  Neil,  ligger,  62  John  do. 

M'Lean,  Daniel,  grocer,  Mott  do. 

M'Lean,  Angus,  cyfterman.  98  Catharine  do. 

M'Leod,  .Alexander,  book-binder,  92  Fair  do. 

M'Leod,  Donald,  merchant,  96  William  do. 

M'Leod,  Neil,  (hop-keeper,  50  Market  do. 

M'Leod  John,  houfe-carpentcr,  19  Barclay  do. 

M'Mahan,  James,  merchant,  18  Moore  do. 

M'Mafter,  James,  corner  of  Roofevelt  &  Banker ftreet 8. 

M'Menomy,  Robert,  merchant,  corner  of  William 
and  John  ftreets. 

M'Menomy,  widow  Mary,  33  Chatham-row. 

M'Millan,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  14  James-ftreet. 

M*  Mullen,  James,  weaver,  4  Bancker  do. 

M'Muneiy,  Patrick,  drayman,  3  Harman  do. 

M'Nabb  and  Sim,  grocers.  61  Beekmando. 

M'Nabb,  Jame9,  itucco-plafterer,  21  Gold  do. 

M'Namara,  John,  mariner,  311  Broadway. 

M'Nair,  John,  carman,  3  Auguftus-ftreet. 

M'Ncil,  widow  Sarah,  corner  of  Rutger's  and  Chef- 
nut  (beets. 

M'Neil,  Maiy,  fchool-mifhefs,  6  Frankfott-ftreet. 
M'Neil,  Arthur,  20  Murray  do. 
M'Neilj  John,  carpenter,  32  Lumber  do. 
M'Nicoll,  Neil,  labourer,  2  Crane  wharf. 

M'Nultey,   ,  baker,  44  Rofe-ftreet. 

M'Pnerfon,  Duncan,  (hoe-maker,  43  Whitehall  do. 
M'Pherfon,  Mary,  dyer  and  milliner,  27  Ann  do. 
M'Pherfon,  John  .tavern-keeper,  3  Dover  do. 
M'Queen,  John  taylor,  12  Ferry  do. 
M'Ready,  Dennis,  tobaccnill,  26  Old-flip. 
M'Ready,  John,  tobacconid,  26  do.  do. 


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M'Ribbaos,  Robert,  newfpaper  carrier,  57  William- 

ftreet.  *Ww\ljWffiiB\lwfi 
M'Vee,  widow,  265  William-rtreet. 
M' Vicar,  Oonald,  tavern-keeper,  130  Market  do. 
M'Vicar,  John,  merchant,  houfe  328  Pearl-ftreetj  & 

ftore  2  Burling- flip. 
M' William,  Archibald,  grocer,  corner  of  Front  and 

Broad  ftreets. 
M'WiUiam,  Thorass,  grocer,  61  Chatham-ftreet. 
Madan,  Thomas,  brewer,  47  Catharine  do>  •'. 
Magee,  Safety,  boot  and  flioe-maker,  23  AnndkV 
Maglone,  Hugh,  houfe-carpenter,  12  Barclay  do. 
Mahairy,  Matthias,  black-i'mith,  U  Murray  do. 
Maharry,  widow,  28  Barclay  do. 
Maharry,  John,  /hoc-maker,  Bowery-lane. 
Main,  John,  cooper,  100  Gold-ftrett. 
Main,  James,  (hoe-maker,  7  Ferry  do. 
Main,  Andrew,  mariner,  3   do.  do. 
Maife,  widow  of  John,  fiiop-keeper,  375  Pearl  do.  . 
Maitland,  David,  merchant,  30  Broadway. 
Malcolm,  widow  of  general  William,  214  Broadway. 
Malcom,  Mrs.  Margaret,  midwife,  1  Fletcher-ilreeL 
MalcorD,  Charles,  coachman,  17  Partition  do. 
Mallaby  and  Durand,  merchants,  103  William  do. 
Mallaby,  Francis,  merchant,  63  Partition  do. 
Mallen,  Daniel,  boatman,  55  Murray  do. 
Mallenbrey,  Jofeph,  grocer,  7  Front  do. 
Malpas,  Thomas,  ihce-maker,  S  Dutch  do. 
Mangee,  Monfieur,  engineer,  24  Pearl  do. 
Manley,  Cxfar,  ftivadore,  57  Cliff  do. 
Mann,  John,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  400  Peail  do. 
Mann,  Thomas,  black-fmith,  Bowery-lane. 
Mann,  David,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 
Mann  &  Kipp,  fail-makers,  98  Wall-ftreet. 
Mann,  Peter,  fliip-carpenter,  3  Rofe  do. 
Mann,  Archibald,  fail-maker,  14  do.  do. 
Manney,  Cathaiine,  toy-mop,  41  Market  do. 
Manning, Wyckoff&  Co.  flour-merchants,  6l  Front- 

ftrect. 

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124  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Manning,  John,  maltfter,  66  Catharine-ftreet. 
Manning,  Clai  kfo.n.  carman,  Mulberry  do. 
JMapes,  Jonas,  taylor,  335  Pearl  do. 
Marcetliii,  Anthony,  profeffor  of  the  French  language 

in  Columbia  College,  107  Liberty-ftreet. 
March,  Samuel,  ftock  &  infurance  broker,  48  Wall  do. 
Margaree,  Francis,  tavern-keeper.  4  '.hamper  do. 
Maik,  Henry,  merchant,  28  Nafiaa  do. 
Matk,  Jacob  &  Co.  merchants,  99  Market  do. 
Marley,  John,  merchant,  105  Front  do. 
Marriner  &  Lockman,  bakers,  95  Fair  do. 
Marrir.cr,  William,  baker,  75  Fair  do. 

Marriner,  ,  marriner,  13  Cone;refs  do. 

Marriner,  Edward,  hair-drefler,  122  Broadway. 
Mai fchalk,  widow,  118  Front-ftreet. 
Maifchalk,  Captain,  347  Pearl  do. 
Marfchalk,  Eleanor,  398  Pearl  do. 
Marfcrnlk,  John,  mariner,  82  Roofevelt  do. 
Marfchaik,  Mif3  Eleanor,  milliner,  corner  of  William 

andjohn  ftreets. 
Marfchalk,  Francis  A.  carman,  237  William-ftreet. 
.M.ircellis,  John,  weaver,  69  Reed  do. 
Marcellis,  Theophilus,  grocer,  84  Catharine  do. 
Marce'lis,  Jacob,  carman,  46  Chapel  do. 
Marfh  and  Aymar,  grocers,  55  NafTau  do. 
Marfh  David,  butcher,  86  Bowery-lane. 
Marfh,  Jofcph,  mafon,  165  Wafliington-ftreet. 
Marfliall,  Jeremiah,  infpeftor  of  lumber,  235  Water  do. 
MarfhaU  and  Collins,  taylors,  47  Water  do. 
Marfhali,  James,  taylor,  47  do. 
Marfliall,  Jofeph,  fliip-carpentcr  and  matter  builder, 

284  Water  do. 
Marfliall,  Nehemiah,  grocer,  126  Broad  do. 
Marfhall,  William,  (tone-cutter,  40  Greenwich  do. 
Marfliall.  Elihu,  mariner,  1  Harman-ftreet,  (Bowery) 
Marfliall,  George,    do.  1 1  do. 
Marfton,  Thomas,  39  Congrefs-flreet. 
Marfton,  John,  jun.  and  Co.  grocers,  51  William  do. 
Marfton  and  Lifpenard,  brewers,  89  and  91  Green- 

wich-llreet. 


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Matfton,  John,  48  Partition-ftreet. 

Marfton,  Charles,  carman,  18  Chefnut  Jo. 

Marin,  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  12  Dey  do. 

Martin,  Jofeph,  cabinet-maker,  32  do.  do. 

Martin,  Murdoch,  bookfeller,  13  Cortlandt  do. 

Martin,  Robert,  button-maker,  Corlaers  hook. 

Martin,  Jofiah,  houfe-carpenter.  7  Reed-ftreet. 

Martin,  John, labourer,  12  Robinfon  do. 

Martin,  Hugh,  houfe-carpenter,  48  Roofevelt  do. 

Martin,  Ninian,  houfe-carpenter,  83  James  do. 

Martin,  widow  Mary,  96  Cherry  do. 

Martin,  John,  carman,  23  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Martin,  widow  Catharine,  27  Moore-ftreet. 

Martin,  William,  cabinet-maker,  corner  of  Naflau  and 

Frankfort  ftreets. 
Martin,  John,  white-fmith  and  machineft,  63  Beek* 

man-llreet. 

Martin,  Robert,  (hip-carpenter,  23  Banker  do. 
Maitin,  James,  (hip-mafter,  Magazine  do. 
Martin,  William,  grocer,  245  Greenwich  do. 
Martin,  James,  labourer,  237  William  do. 
Martling,  Henry,  (hip-joiner,  9  Pump-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Martling,  Abraham,  tavern-keeper,  corner  of  Nafiau 

and  George  ftreets. 
Marvin,  John,  tavern-keeper,  141  Market  do. 
MafTar,  Henry,  painter  and  glazier,  323  Broadway. 
Maffey,  widow,  9  Warrea-ftreet. 
Maffey,  Thomas,  milliner,  76  Broadway. 
Mafon.  the  Rev.  John,  Minifter  of  the  Scotch  Prel- 

byterian  Church,  27  Cortlandt-ftreet. 
Mafon,  William,  boarding-houfe,  10  Moore  do. 
Mafon,  widow  Mary,  do.  13  do. 
Mafterton,  David,  merchant,  172  Water  do. 
Mafterton,  John,  (hoe-maker,  12  do. 
Mafterton,  Alexander,  merchant,  89  Market  do. 
Matchett,  John,  carman,  Potter-baker's-hill. 
Mather,  Andrew,  do.    15  RedW-ftreet. 
Matlack,  White,  merchant,  89  Cherry  do. 


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Matlack,  Caleb,  boatman,  20  Skinner-ftreet. 
Matthews,  William,  merchant-taylor,  126  Water  do. 
Matthews,  Wi'liam,  taylor  and  fhopkeeper,  coiner 

of  James  and  Banker  ftreets. 
Matthews  Abraham,  labourer,  34  Aon-ftreet. 
Matthews,  Robert,  houfe. carpenter,  72  Ann  do. 
Matthews,  Margaret,  waftrer,  72  do. 
Mathews,  William,grocer,  corner  of  Banker  &  Fayette 

ftreets. 

Mathew*,  Andrew,  French  coftce-houfe,  190  Green- 
wich Itreet. 

Maule  &  Bullock,  merchants,  135  Pearl  do. 

Maunfell,  Lieutenant  General  John,  1 1  Broadway. 

Maurice,  Jones,  and  Maurice,  merchants,  corner  of 
Pearl  and  Maiket  ftreets. 

Maufe,  P<-ter,  fruit-dealer,  Bowery-lane. 

Maverick,  Peter  R.  engraver  and  feal-linkcr,  6j  Li- 
berty-ftreet. 

Mavey,  Jacob,  labourer,  Mulberry  do. 

Maxton,  Richard,  mafon,  38  Catharine  do. 

Maxwell,  William,  merchant,  28  Wall  do. 

Maxwell,  William,  diftiller,  Crofs  do. 

Maxwell,  James  H.  2 1  Beaver  do. 

Mayor's  office,  1  Congrefs  do. 

Mead,  Jacob,  carman,  75  Reed  do. 

Mead,  John,  carman,  96  Catharine  do. 

Mead,  William,  faddler,  147  Chatham  do. 

Meade,4faac,  houfe-carpenter,  14  Fair  do. 

Meade,  Smith,  houfe-carpenter,  Harman  do- 

Mea:i   William,  houfe-carpenter,  88  Fair  do. 

Meance,  Peter  I.  miniature-painter,  98  Market  do. 

Mtarurall,  John*  cabinet-maker,  7  Harman-flreet, 
(B  iweiy.) 

Mecklenburgh,  Charles,  thinner,  21  Roofeveh-ftreet. 

Meeks,  John,  (hoe-maker,  8  Fsir  do. 

Meek3,  Jofeph,  do.  43  Gold  do. 

Meeks,  Edward,  black-fmith,  29  Cedar  do. 

Meeks,  Edward,  jun.  watch-maker,  29  do. 

Mtldrum,  Robert,  houfe  carpenter,  $7  Greenwich  do. 

Mcldrurn*  John,    do.    87  do. 


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Melkey,  Jacob,  tanner,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Mellick,  Leonard,  labourer,  59  Reed-tliect. 
Trellis,  Samuel,  cabinet-maker,  59  Broad  do. 
Mellis.  James,  drayman,  Greenwich-road. 
Melmoth,  Mrs.  Charlotte,  38  Wall-lireet. 
Melvin,  widow  Elizabeth,  10  Beaver  do. 
JV.enolt,  Martin,  (hoe-maker,  Bowery-lane. 
Meny,  Francis,  cooper,  49  Water-ftieet. 
Menzies,  Andrew,  flioe-maker,  9  Ann  do. 
Menzies,  Gilbert,  accountant,  223  William  do. 
Menzies,  widow,  feamllrefs,  302  Broad  do. 
Mercein,  widow  Sulannah,  64  Chatham  do. 
Mercein,  Andrew,  baker,  93  Gold  do. 
Merchant,  Frederick,  tanner,  near  the  Collect. 
Merkel,  Lot,  funier,  83  Mai  ket-itreet. 
Merkel,  Lawrance,  grocer,  28  Murray  do. 
Merkel,  Heniy,  Rutger's  do. 

Merrells,  George,  diftiller,  foap-boiler  and  tallow- 
chandler,  225  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Men-it,  Jeremiah,  fawyer,  66  Murray  do. 
Merritt,  Thomas,  grocer,  352  Water  do. 

M^rrit,  ,  fawyer,  Mulberry  do. 

Merrit,  Ebenezer,  boatman,  198  William  do. 
Merrit,  Auftine,  labourer,  62  Cedar  do. 
Merrlt»  Ezekiel,  mafon,  82  Murray  do. 
MerTit,  John,  ironmonger,  66  Partition  do. 
-Merrit,  James,     do.       66       do.  do. 
Merfereau,  John,  merchant,  26  Water  do. 
Mefie*>  Peter  A.  book-binder,  106  Pearl  do. 
Mefier,  Peter,  attorney  at  law,  36  Broad  do. 
Mefier,  Abraham,  book-binder,  67  Stone  do. 
Mefier,  Abraham,  accountant,  64  Cortlandt  do. 
Mefnard,  Thomas,  (hip-mafler,  35  John  do. 
Meflerve,  George,  butcher,  Bayard's-lane,  (Bowery.) 
MefTmore,  Jacob,  furrier,  Chamber  do. 
MefTure,  widow  Cornelia,  Bowery-lane. 
Meflure,  William,  butcher,  do. 
Mezer,  Abraham,  29  Warren-ftreet. 
Middlemafs,  Peter,  mop-keeper,  82  Beekinan  do. 
Middleton,  Samuel,  Ihip-carpenter,  71  Catharioc  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Middleton,William,houfc-carpenter,  i 9  Barclay-ftrcet 
Michals,  John,  carman,  76  Reed  do. 
Midwinter,  John,  black-fmith,  92  Catharine  do. 
Mildebarger,  OKver,  leather-dreffer  &  breeche6-makcr, 

U)  Vandewater  do. 
Mildebarger,  John  A.  cabinet-maker,  14  Barclay  do. 
Mildebarger,  John,  foap  &  candle-maker, 23  Naffaudo- 
Mildebarger,  John,  flcinner,  19  Chatham  do. 
Mildebarger,  Lewis,  ftioe-maker,  8  Chapel  do. 
Millan,  Quintin,  grocer,  321  Pearl  do. 
Millenton,  Robert,  mariner,  65  Naffau  do. 
Miller,  Charles,  {hoe-maker,  1 6  Jacob  do. 
Miller,  William,  labourer,  4  Pump-ftrcet,  (Bowery.) 
Miller,  widow,  huckfter,  8  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Miller,  John,  tanner,  near  the  Colleft. 
Miller,  George,  labourer,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Miller,  Andrew,  carman,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bo.very.) 
Miller,  Andrew,  fawyer,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.). 
Miller,  William,  fawyer,  37  Partition-ftreet. 
Miller,  Mrs.  boarding-houfe,  1 2  George  do. 
Miller,  George,  grocer,  8  Liberty  do. 
Miller,  Adolph,  fchooL-mafter,  1 3  Naffau  do.. 
Miller,  widow  Mary,  io  do  doi 
Miller,  John,  mill-wright,  53  Reed  do. 
Miller,  George,  labourer,  Corlaers-hook. 
Miller,  Mrs.  Phebe,  fhop-keeper,  33  Market -flafeet. 
Miller,  the  Rev.  Samuel,  one  of  the  Minifters  of  the 

United  Prefbyterian  Churches,  23  Market-ftreet. 
Miller,  John,,  (hip-bread-baker,  25    do.  do. 
Miller,  William  G.  baker,  60  John  do. 
Miller  &  Hoope,  merchants  Sc  auctioneers,  79  WaH- 

ftreet. 

Miller,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  119  Greenwich  do. 
Miller,  John,  hair-drefier,  201  Broadway. 
Miller,  James,  grocer,  coi  ner  of  William  and  George 
ftreets. 

Miller,  Andrew,  merchant,  129  William  do- 
Miller,  William,  tavern,  2  Depeyfterdo. 
Miller,  widow  Euphemia,  boarding-houle  &  tavern, 
Lombar4-lireei. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  I  20, 


Miller,  Thomas,  (hoe-maker,  Mulberry-ftreet. 

Miller,  John,  labourer,  32  Church  do. 

Miller;  Henry,  (hoe-maker,  15  Congrefs  do. 

Miller,  Fiederick,  cooper,  49  Ann  do. 

Mller,  Geoige.  auctioneer,  53  Gold  do. 

Miller,  widow  Mary,  feamfti  efs,  102  Cherry  do. 

Miller,  widow  Mary,  feamftrefs,  77     do.  do. 

Mi'ler,  Henry,  bifcuit-baker,  1 10  Chatham  do. 

Miller,  Daniel,  baker,  67  do.  do. 

Miller,  George,  milk-man,  53         do.  do. 

Miller,  Philip,  baker,  355  Pearl  do. 

Miller,  widow  of  Benjamin,  tobacconift,  1 1 .2  Water  do. 

Miller,  William,  brewer,  82  Warren  do. 

Mill;r,  Francis,  fawyer,  1 1  Chamber  do. 

Milfigari,  Samuel,  meafurer,  3  J  Congrefs  do. 

Mills,  James,  grocer,  22  Divifion  do.  (Bowery.) 

Mills,  Thomas,  gold- fmith,  120  Market-ftreet. 

Mills,  John,  boot  &  fhoe-maker,  204  Broadway. 

Mills,  wido..'  Mary,  wafher,  174  William-ftreet. 

Mills,  Jofhua,  houfe  carpenter,  60  James  do. 

Mills,  widow  Catharine,  96  Catharine  do. 

Mil's,  Robert,  book-binder,  14  Cliff  do. 

Mills  and  Penning,  cabinet-makers,  374  Pearl  do. 

Mills,  Samuel,  tavern-keeper,  1  Pearl  do. 

Mills,  widow,  milk- woman,  27  Chamber  do. 

Minas,  Coenrad,  carman,  63  Murray  do. 

Minard,  John,  carman,  28  Warren  do. 

Ming,  widow,  boaiding-houfe,  86  Front  do. 

Ming,  John,  cooper,  86  do  do. 

Ming,  Edward,  cooper,  8  Beaver  do. 

M  in  (hull,  John,  merchant,  35  Market  do. 

Minthorn,  Mangle,  25  Bo^ery-lane. 

Minturn  and  Champlin,  merchants,  215  Pearl-ftreeU 

Minturn,  William,  merchant,  2  1 5  do  do. 

Minturn,  Benjamin,  merchant,  327       do  do. 

Minturn,  Philip,  taylor,  5  Rector  do. 

Minugh,  widow  Jean,  huckfter,  25  Fair  do. 

Minugh,  John,  pilot,  91  Gold  do. 

Minufe.  John,  currier,  20  Jacob  do. 

Minufe,  Andrew,  baker,  9  Chatham  do. 


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Minufe,  John,  milk-man,  9  Chatham-ftreet. 
Mifplee,  Thomas,  rigger,  41  Ann  do. 
Mitchell,  John,  painter  and  gla/.ier,  19  Dey  do. 
Mitchell,  Wynant,  pi  inter,  Crofs  do. 
Mitchell,  William  and  Edward,  book- binders,  9  Mar- 
ket-ftreet. 

Mitchell.  Thomas,  labourer,  47  Beaver  do. 

Mitchell,  widow  Elizabeth,  10  Hague  do.. 

Mitchell,  William,  carman,  94  Gold  do.. 

Mitchell,  Robert,  pilot.  3  Cliff  do. 

Mitchell,  Walter,  boat-builder,  79  James  do. 

Mitchell  and  Mott,  clock  and  watch  makers,  247 
Pcarl-ftreet. 

Mitchell,  Andrew,  merchant,  177  Pearl  do., 

Mitclellj  John,  (hip-carpenter,  290  Waterdo.. 

Mitchell,  ,  boat-builder,  186  Front  dD. 

Mitchill,  Samuel  Latham,  M.  D.  profVJl'or  of  Chy- 
millry,  Natural  Hiftory,  Botany  and  Agriculture, 
in  Columbia  College. 

Mitchelfon,  David,  merchant,  72  Bowery -lane.. 

Moffat,  John^grocer,  71  Partition-ftrett. 

Moffat,  widow  Rachel,  boaiding-houfe,  92  Fair  do... 

Moloney,  John,  tavern-keeper,  314  Water  do. 

Montayne,  Ifaac,  mafon,  18  Lumber  dp. 

Montayne,  Benjamin,  muflard  and  chocolate  manu- 
facturer, 281  Pearl-ftreet. 

Montayne,  widow  Maiy,  24  CoBgrefs  do. 

Montayne,  widow  Catharine,  Heftcr-ftreet,  (Bowery  ) 

Montayne,  Benjamin,  muflard  and  .chocolate  manu- 
facturer, corner  of  William  and  Beekman  llreets. 

Montayne,  Jacob,  attorney  at  law,  253  Broa.U-  iv. 

Montayne,  Abraham,  brafs- founder,  38  Cedar-flreet. 

Montayne,  Ifnnc,  jun.  mafon,  34  Lumber  do. 

Montayne,  John,  taylor,  55  Barclay  do. 

Montayne,  John,  mafon,  13  Barclay  do. 

Montayne,  Jofepb,  tavern-keeper,  73  Partition  do. 

Montayne,  John,  manager  of  the  Union  Furnace, 
Broadway. 

Montaudveit,  Mrs.  Sarah,  260  Pcajl  ftiect. 


KEWYORK  DIRECTORY. 


Montgomery,  James,  mafon,  5  James-ftrcet. 
Montgomei7,  Hugh,  collector  for  the  third  ward,  32 
Ferry  do. 

Montet,  —   ,  afliftant  in  the  French  hofpital  on 

Bedlow's-lfland,  26  Yerletenbergh-ftreet. 

Monell,  Charles,  comb-niaker,  Mulberry  do. 

Monier,  Francis,  taylor,  174  William  do. 

Monfon,  Daniel,  tob  scconift,  10  Reaver  do. 

Mood,  widow,  Catharine,  grocery,  73  Congiefs  do. 

Moody,  Walter,  huckfter,  306  Water  do. 

M  00k ,  William,  faddler  and  harnefs-maker,  Bowery- 
lane. 

Moon,  Richard,  taylor,  54  John-ftreet. 
Moon,  Mrs.  boarding-houfe,  36  Maiket-flreet,  cor- 
ner of  Naflau-flreet. 
Mooney,  Edward,  butcher,  10  Bowery-lane. 
Mooney,  William,  upholfterer,  (hop  31,  and  houfe  34 

Naflau-ftreet. 
Mooney,  William,  /hip-rigger,  4  Cliff  do. 
Mooney,  William,  butcher,  Mulberry  do. 
Mooney,  Barnet,  hat-maker,  56  Partition  do. 
Moore,  George,  mariner,  73  Chamber  do. 
Moore,  Jacob,  mafon,  52        do.  do. 
Moore,  John,  carman,  47  Robinfon  do. 
Moore,  Francis,  carman,  36  Barclay  do. 
Moore,  Abraham,  houfe-carpenter,  36  do. 
Moore,  Ifaac,  taylor,  102  Cherry  do. 
Moore,  James,  baker,  3  Cliff  do. 
Moore,  John  W.  merchant,  52  do. 
Moore,  Abraham,  accountant,  21  Fair  do. 
Moore,  widow  Cornelia,  16  Dutch  do, 
Moore,  Samuel,  taylor,  16  do. 
Moore,  Thomas,  labourer,  47  Ann-ftreet, 
Moore,  George,  labourer,  47  do.  do. 
Moore,  Capt.  William,  208  Water  do.    '.'  , 
Moore.  Jacob,  fhop-keeper,  38  Fair  do. 
Moore,  the  Reverend  Dr.  Benjamin,  one  of  the  Mmi- 

fters  of  the  Proteftant  Epifeopal  Chiucli,  180 

Brbadway. 
Moore,  Blafe,  tobacconift,  j8j  Broadway. 


1$2  KEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Moore,  John,  mafon  and  mafter-builder,  corner  of 
Broadway  and  John-ftreet. 

Moore,  George  A.  fruit-dealer.  43  Cedar-ftieet. 

Moore>  Michael,  grocer,  71  John  do. 

Moore,  Hugh,  carman,  68  Reed  do. 

Moore,  Michael,  Ihoe-maker,  9  Auguftusdo. 

Moore,  Edward,  30  Wall  do. 

Moore,  William,  grocer.  123  Green  •  ich  do. 

Moore,  William,  phyfician,  corner  of  Naflau  and  Li- 
berty ftreets. 

Moore,  Samuel,  chimney-fweeper,  33  Banker  ftreet. 

Moore,  Richard,  cooper,  3 1  Vefey  do. 

Moore,  Nicholas,  brick-layer,  j^fDeydo. 

Moore,  William,  butcher.  Anthony  do. 

Moore,  widow,  Bayard's-lane,  (Bowery.) 

Moorewood,  Thomas,  39  Cedar-ftreet. 

Moran,  Edward,  merchant-taylor,  1 16  Water  do. 

Morander,  Anthony,  confectioner,  39  John  do. 

Morewood,  Gilbert,  merchant,  187  Front  do. 

Morgan,  James,  grocer,  16  Robinfon  do. 

Morgan.  Thomas,  lhip-carpenter,  Firft  do.  (Bowery.) 

Morifon,  Nathaniel,  grocer,  69  Warren  do. 

Morifon,  Jofeph,  hair-dreffer,  15  Pearl  do. 

Morifon,  William,  dyer  and  fcowerer,  342  Pearl  do. 

Morifon,  John,  coachman,  53  Barclay  do. 

Morifon,  widow,  36  Vefey  do. 

Morifon,  John,  mariner,  104  Liberty  do. 

Morrell,  John,  mariner,  9  Moore  do. 

Morrell,  widow  Mary,  huckfter,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bow- 

Morrel,  Jacob,  cabinet-maker,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Morrel,  Frederick,  (hoe-maker,  62  Barclay-ftreet. 
Morrel,  Jofeph,  (hip  carpenter,  Lombard  do. 
Mori  el,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  20  Liberty  do. 
Morretts,  Cafper,  labourer,  36  Divifion-ftreet  (Bow- 

erY:)  . 

Mori  is,  John,  grocer,  1  Chamber-  ftreet. 
Moiris,  William,  taylor,  336  Water  do. 
Morris,  David,  pilot  and  grocer,  167  Front  do. 
Morris,  David,  houfe-carpenter,  30  Chamber  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  I  33 

Morris»  Jacob,  cooperage,  60  Front-ftreet,  and  houfc 

34  Broad-ltreet. 
Morris,  William,  taylor,  2  1  Roofevelt-ftrect. 
Morris,  John,  cooper  and  culler,  15  Rutger's  do. 
Morris,  Ifaac,  houfe-carpcnter,  41  Chapel  do. 
Morris,  Beujamin.  it  Chapel  do. 
Morris  and  M'Dowall,  coopers  and  cullers,  1 3  Fletcher- 

ftreet. 

Morris,  James,  attorney  at  law,  160  Broadway. 
Morris  and  Co.  au&ioneers,  72  Wall-ftreet. 
Morris,  Jacob,  carman,  Barley  do, 
Morris,  Abraham,  cooper,  Thomas  do. 
Morris,  Abraham,  mafon,  near  the  Colleft. 
Morris,  John,  labourer,  Bayard's-lane.  (Bowery.) 
Morris,  Andrew,  foap  and  candle-maker,  corner  of 

Water  and  Broad  ftreets. 
Morfs,  Anthony,  (hoe-maker,  34  Ferry-ftreet. 
Morfs,  Charles,  mariner,  53  Ann  do. 
Mortimer,  George,  cooper,  25  Rofe  do. 
Morton,  John,  and  Co.  merchants,  181  Pearl  do. 
Morton,  Thomas,  merchant,  corner  of  Pearl  and 

Market  ftreets. 
Morton,  James,  accountant,  6  William-ftreet. 
Morton,  Jacob,  counfellor  at  law,  59  Broadway. 
Mofes    Ifaac,  auctioneer,  houfe  86  Pearl-ftreet,  and 

auftion-room  63  Wall-ftreet. 
Mother,  Henry,  taylor,  96  James-ftreet. 
Motley,  John,  merchant,  188  Front-ftreet,  and  houfc 

32  Beekman-ltreet. 
Motley,  John,  Ihip-mafter,  32  Beekman  ftreet. 
Mott,  Jacob,  grocer,  27  Peck-flip. 
Mott,  William  and  John,  merchants,  240  Water- 

ftreet. 

Mott,  Benjamin,  and  brothers,  merchants,  232  do. 
Mott,  James,  taylor,  262  Greenwich  (licet. 
Mott,  Jacob,  meafurer  and  grocer,  32  Cedar  do. 
Mott,  Samuel,  grocer,  21  liberty  do. 
Mott,  Jacob  C.  currier,  39  Frankfort  do. 
Mott,  James,  glover,  31  Ann  do. 

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134  NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Moulthrop,  Rtben,  exhibiter  of  wax-work  and  paint- 
ings, 75  Broad-llreet. 

Mount,  Robert,  tin,  copper,  brafs  and  iron  manufac- 
turer, i  Burling-flip,  and  houfe  48  Barclay-Areet. 

Mount,  Adam  D.  baker,  51  Ferry-flreet. 

Mount,  Andrew,  48  Barclay  do. 

Mount,  Matthias,  painter  and  glazier,  86  James  do. 

Mount,  Jofepli,  flioe-maker,  30  Cherry  do. 

Mourfon,  Nathaniel,  fawyer,  66  Murray  do. 

Mowatt.  Alexanderandjohn,  merchants,  2 30 Pearl  do. 

Mowatt.  John,  merchant,  94  William  do. 

Muckleworth,  Ivy,  carman,  10  Dutch  do. 

Macs,  Peter,  fruit-dealer,  10  Coenties  flip. 

Muir,  William,  grocer,  corner  of  Broad  and  Stone 
ftreets. 

Mulheran,  Richard,  merchant,  252  Water-ftreet. 
Mullachy,  Michael,  labouier,  Crofsdo. 
Mullen,  widow  of  George,  191  William  do. 
Mullen,  John,  labourer,  Mottdo. 
Mullen,  William,  mariner,  13  Auguftus  do. 
Mullet,  widow,  gardener,  Second-ltreet,  (Bowery.) 
Mulliday,   Thomas,    (hip-carpenter,  35  Cheapfidc- 
flreet. 

Mulligan,  Hercules,  160  Broadway. 
Mullincaux,  William,  labourer ,  92  Fair-ftrect. 
Mumford,  David  and  Guidon,  merchants,  168  Ftont- 
ftreet- 

Mumford,  John  P.  merchant,  399  Pearl  do. 
Mumford,  Gordon,  merchant,  1  79  William  do. 
Mumford,  Thomas,  attorney  at  law,  23  Market  do. 
Munn,  Stephen  H.  merchant,  100  do.  do. 

Monro,  Peter  Jay,  attorney  and  counfellor  at  law,  36 
Broadway. 

Muni o,  Alexander,  labourer  28  Cliff-iheet. 
Munro,  George,  rigger.  41  Rulger's  do. 
Mum  i),  Samuel  S.  taylor,  5  Moore- It  ieet. 
JVlunfon,  1  evi,  hatter,  190  William  do. 
M'irphey,  widow,  tavern-keeper.  S4  Murray  do. 
IVlurphey,  James,  b:  eeches-maker,  1 4  Rooipvell  do- 
Murphey,  Patrick,  caiman,  91  Fair  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  135 

Murphey,  John,  cooperage  21  Fletcher-ftreet,  and 

houfe  3  Augiiftus-ltreet. 
Murphey,  Jofcph,  (hoe-maker,  211  William-ftreet. 
Murphey,  James,  labourer,  269  Broadway. 
Murphey,  iVlrs.  Ifabella,  mantua-maker,  7  Cedar- 

ttreet. 

Murphey,  Mrs  Mary r  fh op-keeper.  10  Market-ftreet. 

Murphey,  John,  cooper,  7  Auguftus  do. 

Muiphey,  Elizabeth,    7    do.  do. 

Murray,  Hugh  R.  (hoe-maker,  78  James  do. 

Murray,  John,  merchant,  27  Beekman'do. 

Murray,  John.  jun.  brewer,  339  Pearl  do. 

Murray,  John,  black-fmith,i7  Redtor-Lheet,  (hop  97 
Greenwich  flreet. 

Murray,  John  B.  merchant,  houfe  162  William  do. 

Murray,  Hannah,  wafher,  9.3  Greenwich-ftreet. 

Murray  and  Mumford,  merchants,  94  Wall  do. 

Murray,  Robert,  and  Co.  merchants,  98  Wall  do. 

Murray,  John,  grocer,  58  Vefey  do. 

Myers,  Zebulun,  black-fmith,  13  Pump-ftreet, (Bow- 
ery.) 

Myers,  James,  tavern-keeper,  1 34  Chatham-ftreet. 

Myers,  Manuel,  manufacturer  of  fpermaceti  candles, 
62  Broad-flreet. 

Myers,  Ifaac,  carman,  46  Barclay-ftreet. 

Myers,  Andrew,  fen.  hair-drefTer,  52  Lumber  do. 

Myers,  Hyam.  217  Greenwich  do. 

Myers,  Hazel,  boot  and  (hoe-maker.  7  Wall  do. 

Myers,  James,  carman,  267  Broadway. 

Myers.  Jacob,  tea- water-man,  Elizabcth-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery-) ML 

Myers,  Frederick, fawyer, Elizabeth-ftreet,  (Bcwery.) 

Myers,  Frederick,  grocer,  24  Chuich-ftreet. 

Myers,  Adolphus,  black-fmith,  3  Moore  do. 

Myers,  Judah  and  Sampfon,  copper- fmiths,  roS 
Pearl-ftreet. 

Myers,  Myer,  clock  and  watch-maker,  1 7  Pearl  do. 
Myers  Martin,  labourer,  22  Reed-llreet. 
Myers,  Andrew,  carman,  74  do.  do. 

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136  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Myers,  Cornelius,  carman,  42  Reed-ftreet. 

Myers,  John,  carman,  68  Murray  do. 

Myers,  widow,  1 1  Murray  do. 

Myers,  Frederick,  baker,  11  Robinfon  do. 

Myers,  Charles,  hair-drefler,  94  Bovvery-lanc. 

Myers,  Henry,  black-fmith,  Bowery-lane. 

Mylander,  Nicholas,  tavern-keeper,  338  Water-llrceV 

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Nack,  Matthias,  carman,  28  Cedar-ftreet. 
Nairn,  Charles,  merchant,  238  William  do. 
Nangell,  Barnet,  houfe-carpenter,  61  Cedar  do. 
Narine,  Newell,  grocer,  wine  and  porter  bottler,  279 

W  ater-ftreet. 
Nafh,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  47  James-ftreet. 
Nafli,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  3 1  Roofevelt  do. 
Na(h,  John,  fhip-carpenter,  Mulberry  do. 
Nathan,  Simon,  auctioneer,  houfe  27  Water-ftrcet,  & 

ftore  121  Pearl  ftreet. 
Nathan,  Tofep'i,  34  Whitehall-flreet. 
Nations,  John,  fawyer,  c  Cheapfide  do. 
Navara,  Ifaac,  labourer,  60  Broad  do. 
Navara,  Ifrael,  boatman,  61  Whitehall  do. 
Naylon,.  Charles,  (hop-keeper,  186  William  do. 
Neal,  widow  Margaiet,  boarding-houfe,  197  William 

ftreet. 

Neal,  John. labourer,  10  Hague-ftreet. 
Neal,  john,  fhoe-maker,  17  Chapel  do. 
Neal,  Edward,  oyfterman,  New-market. 
Neal,  Michael,  oy  Herman,  do. 
Needham,  William,  carman,  8  Vefey-ftreet. 
Needham,  John,  and  fon,  taylors,  433  Pearl  do. 
Needham,  Sebaftian,  houfe -carpenter,  19  Water  do. 
Neilfon,  William,  merchant,  80  Pearl  do. 
Neilfon,  Robert,  accountant,  92  Catharine  do. 
Nephew,  Garret,  labourer,  61  Cheapfide  do. 
Nefbit,  Samuel,  phyfician,  35  George  do. 
Nefbit,  Archibald,  houfe-carpenter,  32  Warren  do. 
Nifbit,  Samuel,  phyfician,  62  Beekman  do. 


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Nefbit.  Michael,  fliop-keeper,  41  Chatham.-fl.Eeet. 
1  Neftcll,  Chrillian,  baker,  50  Naffau  do. 
'  Neftell,  Adam    baker,  5  Magazine  do. 
Newberry,  John,  carman.  14  Rofe  do. 
Newell,  Andrew,  cooper,  2  Ferry-ftreet,  and  mop  241 

WatcT-ftreet. 
Newkcrk,  Barnet,  conftable,  10  Liberty  do. 
Newkerk,  John,  baker,  49  do.  do. 

Newman,  widow  of  Peter,  80  Water  do. 
Newton,  Robert,  mcafurer  of  wood,  327  Broadway. 
Newton,  Richard  and  Chadwicks,  fail-loft,  between 

New  and  Catharine  flips.  Water-ftreet. 
Newton,  Richatd.rigger  33Harman-ftieet,  (Bowery) 
Newton,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenler  and  mafter-builder, 

109  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Newton,  Hezekiah,  flioe-maker,  146  Broadway. 
Newton,  William,  merchant.  315  I'earl-ftreet. 
Nexfen,  Elias,  merchant,  1 8  Burling-flip. 
Nexfen,  William,  baker,  39  John-ftreet. 
Nexfen,  William,  grocer,  154  Front  do. 
Nicholas,  John,  butcher,  13  Roofevelt  do. 
Nicholas,  Henry,  black-fmith,    1  Harman-ftreeiv 

( Bowery. ) 

Nichols,  widow,  feamftrefs,  14  Robinfon-ftreet. 
Nichols,  Walter,  and  fon,  grocers,  corner  of  Water- 

ftreet  and  Beekman-flip. 
Nichols,  John,  labourer,  57  Gold-ftreet. 
Nichols,  William,  black-fmith,  jo  Banker  do. 

Nichols,   ,  fawyer,  I  Lombard  do. 

Nichols,  George,  /hip-maftcr,  40  Fair  do. 
Nichols,  Robert,  merchant,  45  Bcekman  do. 
Nichols,  William, taylor,  41  Market  do. 
I  Nichols,  Henry,  black-fmith,   Brewers-hill,  Gold, 
ftreet. 

>  Nichols,  widow,  31  Frankfort-ftreet. 

Kkholfon,  James,  commodore,  86  William  do. 
I  Niclor,  widow  Either,  grocer,  5  Garden  do. 

Nicoll,  Auguftus,  china  and  glafs-ftore,  corner  of  Wa- 
ter-flreet  and  Burling-flip. 


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Nicoll,  Edward,  $2  V/hitehall-itreet. 
Nicoll,  Samuel,  phyfician,  4  Cedar  do. 
Nicoll,  Edward,  jun.  china  and  glafs-ltore,  1  Coenties- 
flip. 

Nitchie,  John,  ftarch  and  hair-powder  manufacturer, 

38  Broad-ftreet. 
Niller,  Michael,  butcher,  36  Catharine  do. 
Niven,  Daniel,  tayIor,45  Cliff  do. 
Nixon,  Richard,  copper-fmith,  69  Cliff  do. 
Nixon,  Thomas,  merchant,  161  Peaildo. 
Nixon,  John,  confedlioncr,  94  Broadway. 
Noble,  widow  Ann,  41  Ann-flreet. 
Noblet,  widow  Mary,  33  Chatham-row. 
Nocus,  Stephen,  21  Cortlandt-llreet. 
Noe,  Elias,  fhoe-maker,  22  Harman-ftreet,  (Bower)-.) 
Noe,  Samuel,  69  Catharine-ftreet. 
Noe,  widow,  wafher,  Third-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Noe,  Samuel,  fhip-wright,  Lon.bard-llrcct. 
Noe,  Lamountis,  18  Broad  do. 
Noe,  John,  fhoe-maker,  67  Chatham  do. 
No'.ty,  George,  labourer,  Bayard's-lane,  (Eowery.) 
Norkett,  Dennis,  labourer,  2  Auguflus  fireet. 
Norman,  John,  butcher,. Elizabeth  do.  (Bowery.) 
Nonis,  William,  fhoe-maker,  3  Frankfort-ftreet. 
Norroway,  Anthony,  accountant,  corner  of  Gold  and 

Frankfort  flreets. 
North,  James,  cabinet-maker,  8  Chapcl-flreet.  ' 
North,  widow,  46  Fair  do.  ,      ^!  7  _  , 

North,  Margaret,  mantua-maker,  46  Fair  do. 
North,  Benjamin,    houfe- carpenter,    31  Roofevelt 

fireet.  ft 
Norton,  widow,  Partition-ftreet. 
Norton  and  Brown,  hard-waie  ftore,  5  Burling-flip. 
Norwood,  Andrew,  meafurer,  5:1  Beaver-ftreet. 
Norwood  an-!  ICani,  uplioi!i':v  •  ,  3c  Beckm::n  do. 
Norwood,  Riclfard,  euRom-:  e  meafurer,  52  Gold* 

ftreet. 

Nofs,  Philjp,  mop-keeper,  ccrncr  of  Ann-ftreet  and 

Chatham-row. 
Nott,  Nathaniel,  houfe-carpenter,  8  Hague-Itrect. 


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Nott,  Abraham,  houfe-carpenter,  8  Hague-flreet. 
Nott,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  8    do  do. 
Nott,  Sebaftian,  porter-bottler,  3  Ann-ftreet. 
Nowland,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  14  Chefnut  do. 
Nurfe,  Thomas,  mariner.  23  Rutgei  's  do. 
Nutter,  Valentine,  bookfelier  and  ftationer,  1 14  Wa- 
.  ter-ftreet. 

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Oakley,  Samuel,  taylor,  226  William-ftreet. 
Oakley,  Jefle,  baker,  17  Vandewater  do. 
Oakley,  Miles,  taylor,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Oaks,  Thomas^  potter,  90  Warren-llreet. 
Oaks,  Henry,  labourer,  48  do. 

O'Brian,  the  Reverend  William,  Paftor  of  St.  Peter'3 

Church,  42  Robinfon-ftreet. 
O'Brian,  widow  Mary,  fchool-miftrefs,  77  Broad  do. 
O'Brian,  John,'fhip-mafter,  378  Pearl  do. 
O'Brian,  Timothy,  painter  and  glazier.  355  Pearl  do. 
O'Brian,  Thomas,  fhip-mafter,  214  William  do. 
O'Brian,  James,  mafon,  27  Ferry  do. 
O'Brian,  widow  Elizabeth,  Qiop-ket per,  59  Barclay- 
I  ftreet. 

Ockle,  John,  carman,  26  Barclay-ftreet. 
.  O'Conner,  Hugh,  merchant,  50  Water  do. 

O'Connor,  John,  iTiip-mafter,  140  Front  do. 

Ogden,  John,  mafon,  54  Ann  do. 

Ogden,  Benjamin,  furgeon-barber,  44  Chatham  do. 

Ogden,  Lewis,  merchant,  78  Pearl  do. 

Ogden,  Nathaniel,  mafon,- 46  Cedar  do. 

Ogden,  Nathaniel,  mariner,  25  M  urray  do.  riM 

Ogden,  Joftph,  pilot,  95  Fair  do. 

Ogie,  Martin,  carman,  Elizabeth-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Ogilvie,  Anthony,  painter  and  glaxier,  houfe  43  Oli- 
ver-ftreet,  and  Ihop  at  (hip-yards,  Cherry-ftreet. 

Ogilvie,  Peter,  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Probates,  cor- 
ner of  NaiTau  and  Congrefs  ltreets. 

Ogilvie,  William,  Clerk  of  the  Coi^rt  of  'Probates, 
corner  of  Na:Tau  and  Qongrefs  itreeti. 


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NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Olgilvie,  Alexander,  grocer,  9  Rutgcr's-ftreet. 
Ogilvie.John,  houfe-carpenter,  1 1  Pump-ftreet, (Bow- 
ery.) 

Oglan,  James,  mafon,  388  Pearl-flreet. 
O'Gorman,  Patrick,  and  fon,  grocers,  294.  Water  do. 
Ogfbury,  Alexander,  and  fon,  merchants,  corner  of 

William  and  Liberty  ftreets. 
Okerman,  Adam,  fhoe-maker,  21  Skinner-ftreet. 
Okie,  Abraham,  taylor,  1 19  Broad-ftreet. 
Olderfliaw,  Peter,  joiner,  cabinet-maker,  and  new  in- 
vented window-blind-maker,  22  Verletenberg-ftreet. 
Cliphant,  Gcrrard,  houfe-carpenter,  167  Wafhington- 
ilreet. 

Olive,  Nicholas,  merchant,  74  Broad-flreet. 
Oliver,  Robert,  grocer,  397  Pearl  do. 
Oliver,  widow  Mary,  33  Chatham-row. 
Oliver,  Anthony,  houfe-carpenter,  2  Ann-ftreet. 
Oliver,  Richard  N.  houfe-carpenter,  Elizabeth-ftrect, 
(Bowery. ) 

Oliver,  Ifaac,  rope-maker,  Hefler-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
O'Neal,  widow,  mantua-maker,  29  Broadway. 
Onderdonk,  John,  phyfician,  57  John-ftrect. 
Oothout,  John ,  merchant,  25  William  do. 
Oram,  James,  printer,  29  Gold  do. 
Oiff,  George,  milkman,  23  Auguftus  do. 
Orr,  Daniel,  faddler  and  trunk-maker,  50  Water  do. 
Orr,  James,  fhoe-maker,  39  Rutger's  do. 
Ortley,  Andrew,  tanner  and  currier,  corner  of  Frank- 
fort and  Gold  ftreets. 
Ofburn,  Stephen,  mafon,  22  Banker-ftreet. 
Ofburn,  Edward,  tavern-keeper,  Bowery-lane. 
Ofburn,  Lewis,  carman,  54  Catharine-ltreet. 
Ofburn,  Thomas,  black -fmith,  125  Cherry  do.. 
Ofburn,  Bilious  W.  merchant,  97  William  do. 
Ofburn,  John,  fhoe-maker,  Crofs  do. 
Ofgood,  Samuel,  9  Cherry  do. 

Olliander,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  29  Roofevclt- 

ftreet. 

Oftrum.widow.feamftrefs,  3  Diviiion-ftreet,  (Bowery) 
Ofwald,  Philip,  fhop-keeper,  1 1 3  Chatham-ftreet. 


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Ofwald,  Charles,  furrier,  76  Roofevelt-ftrect. 
Otterfon.  Andrew,  merchant-taylor,  76  Pearl  do. 
Oudenatde,  Marinus  &  Henry,  merchants,  143  Pearl- 
ftreet. 

Over)  ,  Jofeph,  black-fmith,  Barley  do. 

Ovit,  Agnefs  and  Mary,  tayloreffes.  24  Banker  do. 

Owen,  Flanagan,  grocer,  25  Vefey  do. 

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Packer,  John,  labourer,  Greenwich-road. 
Packet,  Daniel,  grocer,  57  Dey-ftreet. 
Palf,  Andrew,  butcher,  313  Broadway. 
Page,  Samuel  L.  cooper,  2  Front-itreet.and  7  Water- 
ftreet. 

Paget.  George,  fchool-mafter,  351  Pearl-ftreet. 
Paine,  Jolhua,  merchant,  85  Front  do. 
Paine,  Experience,  2  1  2  Water  do. 
Payne,  William,  teacher  of  the  academic  fchool,  23 
Cedar-ftreet. 

Payne,  James  W.  infpe&or  of  the  cuf.oms,  32  Fair  do. 
Painter,  N^aitin,  fhoe-maker,  14  Muiray  do. 
Painter,  widow  Mary,  45  Chatham  do. 
Palmer,  John  tavern-keeper,  Bowery-lane. 
Palmer,  widow  Ifabella,  boarding-houfe,  38  James- 
ftreet. 

Palmer,  Peter,  boarding-houfe,  97  Broad  do., 
Palmer,  Hazael,  brewer,  47  Rutger'f  do. 
Palmer,  widow  Agnefs,  walher,  30  (^.ipel  do. 
Palmer,  John,  tavern-keeper,  21  Banker  do. 

Palmer,  ,  houfe-carpenter,  Mulberry  do. 

Palmer,  Benedict,  lawyer,  Firit-llreet. 

Palmer,  John,  mariner,  245  William  do. 

Palmer,  John,  mariner,  3  Auguftus  do. 

Palmer,  Benjamin,  carman,  Barrack  do. 

Palmer,  Fdward,  cooper,  38  Vnndewater-ftreet. 

Palmer,  John,  labourer,  3  Church  do. 

Palmer,  John,  fen.  mip-.mafter,  236  Water  do. 

Palmer,  Samuel,  taylor,  Mulberry  do. 

Pancoaft,  Solomon,  houfe-carpenter,  $7  Roofcvelt  do. 


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NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Pjnton,  Francis,  jun.  merchant,  42  Front-Rreet. 
Panton  Francis,  merchant,  59  Wall  do. 
Paiaife.  widow  S.  boarding-houfe,  4  Cherry  do. 
Parcut,  Daniel,  grocer,   corner  of  Greenwich  and 
Dey  It  recti. 

Paret,  Stephen,  tavern-keeper.  93  Cherry-ftreet. 

Park,  Benjamin,  mariner,  31  Roofevelt  do. 

Park,  John,  baker,  10  Rutger's  do. 

Parker,  Adam,  (hoe-maker,  29  George  do. 

Parker,  William,  taylor,      29  do.  do. 

Parker,  Daniel,  carman,  76  Murray  do.  \h 

Parker.  John,  labourer,  45  Robinfon  do. 

Paikcr,  George,  mafon,  38  Chatham  do. 

Paiker,  William,  painter  and  glazier,  59  Cherry  do*  h 

Parker,  John,  rigger,  15  John  do.  Fi 

Parker,  I.etty,  waflier,  90  l  air  do.  P< 

Pai  ker,  Michael,  houfe-carpeuter,  corner  of  Rutger's 

and  Oliver  llreets.  I 
Parker,  William ,  hair-drefTer,  George-ftreet,  ( Bowery. }  j  Pi 
Parker,  Edward,  merchant,  45  Beaver-itreet. 
Parker,  Daniel,  164  William  do. 
Parker,  George,  taylor,  92  John  do. 
Parker,  widow  Abigail,  feamftrefs,  55  John  do. 
Parkinfon,  John,  merchant,  79  Water  do. 
Parks,  Peter,  carman,  12  Frankfort  do. 
Parife,  — — — ,  tin-plate  worker,  38  Naflaudo* 
Parifot,  John,  printer,  26  Church  do. 
Pan'fian,  Otto,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  15  William  do.  & 
Parfells,  William,  baker,  7  Warren  do. 
Parfells,  widow  Sarah,  upholfterer,  65  Fair  do. 
Parfells,  Mary,  feamflrefs,  65  do.  do. 
Parlells,  John,  fhip-wright,  19  Lombard  do. 
Parfells,  Thomas,  coach  &  chair-maker,  145  Broadway.  1 
Parfells,  William,  carman,  Greenwich-road. 
Parfells,  Oliver,  cabinet-maker,  56  Barclay-ftreet.    *■  J  I 
Parfells,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  58      do.  do. 
Parfells,  William,  hatter,  14      do.  do. 

Parfons,  James,  8c  fon,  merchants,  257  Pearl  do. 
Parlous,  Thomas,  carman  .Mulberry  do. 
Parfons,  William,  merchant,  235  Greenwich  do.. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  I43 


Parfons,  Caefar,  labourer,  58  Gold-ftreet. 
Pafman,  Francjs,  livery-ftabler,  12  Fair-ftreet. 
Paterft.n,  Robert,  merchant,  (lore  99  Front-ftreet,  and 

houfe  69  Barclay-ftrect. 
Paterfon,  Simon,  cooper,  31  Oliver-ftreet. 

Paterfon,   ,  cooper,  37  do.  do. 

Paterfon,  Richard,  fchool-mafter,  30  Naflau  do. 
Paterfon,  Jonathan,  labourer,  15  Fair  do. 
Paterfon,  Thomas,  carman  Skinner  do. 
Paterfon,  John,  grocer,  5  Whitehall  do. 
Paterfon,  Stephen,  merchant,  75  Wall  do. 
Paterfon,  James,  fawyer,  Greenwich-road. 
Paterfon,  William,  carman,  13  Murray-ftreet. 
Paterfon,  Elizabeth,  feamftrefs,  46  Lumber  do. 
Paterfon,  John,  printer.  46  Cortlandt  do. 
Patterfon,  James  B.  laddler,  harnefs  and  cap-maker, 

88  Watef-ftreet. 
Patterfon,  John,  10  Pearl-ftreet. 
Paton,  John,  black-fmith,  339  Water-ftreet,  and  houfe 

406  Pearl-ftreet. 
Paton,  Edward,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 
Paton,  John,  cooper,  50  Gold-ftreet. 
Paton,  Johnfton,   mafon,  corner  of  Beekman  and 

Gold  ftreets. 
Paton  and  Harpur,  coopers,  Rider-ftreet. 
Patrick,  Todd  and  Co,  merchants,  36  do.  do. 
Paull,  ,  houfe-carpenter,  6  Rofe  do. 

Panll,  Jofeph,  carman,  37  Chapel  do. 
Paull,  Thomas,  taylor,  1 7  Fletcher  do. 
Paull,  John,  weaver,  21  Barclay  do. 
Paull,  John,  labourer,  59  Reed  do. 
Paxton,  John.  jun.  auctioneer  and  commilfion  ftore, 

42  Water  do. 
'axton,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  19  Beaver  dr. 
'axton,  James,  houfe-carpenter  and  grocer,  23  Old- 

'eacock,  Alexander,  butcher,  Bowery-lane, 
'earfs,  John  P.  merchant,  76  William-ftreet. 
Varflock,  David,  fail-maker,  1  Batavia-lane. 
'earfallj  Thomas,  merchant,  239  Pearl-ftreet. 


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144  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Pearfall  and  Pell,  merchants,  239  Pcarl-ftreet. 
Pearfall.  Jofeph,  clock  and  watch-maker,  250  do.  do. 
Pearfall,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  62  James  do. 
Pearfall,  Pell  and  Whittcmore,  card-mr:nufadturers, 

131  Cherry-ltreet. 
Pearfall,  Mrs.  feamftrefs,  22  Harman-ftrect,  (Bowery) 
Pcarfon,  David,  tavern-keeper,  Bowery-lane. 
Pearfon,  Caleb,  printer,  41  C'ongrefs-ftreet.  » 
Peafhal,  Leonard,  taylor,  243  Broadway. 
Peck  Si  Jarvis,  merchant-taylors,  196  Water-ftrect. 
Peck,  widow  Rebecca,  iVlulbeiry  do. 
Peck,  George  (hip-carpenter,  416  r'earl  do. 
Peckwell.  William,  houfe-carpenter,  106  Chatham  do. 
Pedley,  Thomas,  hair-dicfler,  7  Old-flip,  and  houfc 

17  New-ftrect. 
PeiiFer,  Jacob,  (hoe-maker,  2  Skinner  do. 
Peffcr,  Ilaac,  carman;  Mulbeny  do. 
Peffer,  Jacob,  mafon,  371  Pearl  do. 
Peffcr,  David,  chair-maker,  37 1  do.  do. 
Pegall,  NarcifTus,  engraver,  90  John  do. 
Pell,  Caleb,  copper-fmith,  1 83  Water  do. 
Pell,  Benjamin,  merchant,  228  do.  do. 
Pell,  Gilbert,  (hip-carpenter,  228  do.  do. 
Pell,  widow  of  John,  95  Pearl  do. 
Pell,  John,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 
Pell,  Samuel,  cabinet-maker,  26  Church-flreet. 
Pell,  William,  butcher,  Elizabeth-ftreet,  ( Bowery. ) l|j 
Pell,  Jabez,  copper-fmith,  155  Green wich-ftreet. 
Pell  and  Melick,  merchants,  181  and  183  Waihing- 

ton-ftreet. 

Pell,  Jonathan  A.  merchant,  20  Market-ftreet. 
Pell,  Caleb,  brewer,  Bailey  do. 
Pell,  Aaron,  coach  and  chair-maker,  24  Broad  do.    |  jj 
Pelletreau,  Niis.  Ann,  (liop-keeper,  56  John  do. 
rdove,  Sarah,  feamftrefs   and  boarding-houfe,  59 
Dey-ftreet. 

Felton,  John  P.  caiman,  30  Harman-ftreet,  (Bow- 

°  y- ) 

PtmUi  ton,  William,  book  binder,  19  Barclay-Ilreet. 
rcn.it  v,  Elizabeth,  tayloiefs,  8  Chapel  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  145 

Pcuetton,  William,  boatman,  7  W?ter-ftrect. 
Penfield,  Daniel,  merchant,  4  State  do. 
Pennell,  Hays,  coach-maker,  41  Bowery-lane. 
Penney,  Richard.  hair-drefTer,  28  Cherry-ftreet. 
Penney,  Jonathan,  hair-d-.efTer,  1 14  Broad  do. 
Penney,  widow  Catharine,  wafher,  7  Reftor  do. 
Penneyhoufe,  John,  trader,  71  Chatham  do. 
Penoyer,  Thomas,  taylor,   15  Lombard  do. 
Pentz,  Frederick,  fhoe-maker,  24  Old-flip. 
Peirier,  Monfieur,  228  W;lliam-ft;eet. 
Peramote,  Jofeph,  black-fmith,  30  Divifion-firect, 
( Bowery. ) 

Perai,   ,  black-fmith,  26  Church-ilreet. 

Percy,  Ifaac,  carman,  Finl-ftreet,  (Bower)-.) 
Periam,  widow  Diana,  1 9  Fair-ftreet. 

Perrine,   ,  houle-carpenter,  28  Church  do. 

Perrine,  John,  butcher,  corner  of  Llizabeth  and  Ni- 
cholas- ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Pirera,  widow  Catharine,  confectioner,  71  Beekman- 
ftreet. 

Perrine,  William,  carpenter,  34 'Whitehall. 
Perrine,  Robert,  fhoe-maker,  24  Old  flip. 
Terry,  John,  65  Chatham-ftreet. 
teffenger,  John,  butcher,  corner  of  Fifher-flreet  and . 
towery-lane. 

Pefhine,  John,  boot  and  fhoe-maker,    249  Water- 
ftreet. 

'etersand  Drake,  merchants,  146  Water-ftrcet. 
'eters,  Harry,  auctioneer.  73  Wall  do. 
'eters,  Mary,  wafher,  34  Chatham  do. 
'eters,  James,  labourer,  24  Lombard  do. 
'eterfon,  Cornelius,  black-fmith,  26  Divifion-ftreet, 
(Bowery.) 

'eterfon,  John,  gTocer,  33  Divifion  do.  (Eowery.) 
'eterfos,  William,  fhoe-maker,  Bowery  lane. 
'«teifon,  Peter,  fhoe-maker  63  CHff-ftrtet. 
'eleifon,  John,  labourer,  27  Chapel  do. 
^eterfon,  John,  carman,  Mulberry  do. 
'eterfon,  Garret,  black-fmitb,  124  Chatham  do. 

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NliW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Feterfon,  John,  grocer,  Firfl-ftreet,  (bowery.) 
Peterfchen,  Chrillophcr,  tavern,  1 19  Market  ftrertl 
Pettinger,  Richard,  black-ftcith,  209  William  do. 
Pettit,  Francis,  black-fmith,  19  Murray  do. 
Pettit,  William,  merchant,  60  Cathaih.e  do. 
Pettit,  Thomas,  Liver- fmith ,  25  Thames  do. 
Pettit,  Robert    ironmonger  and  grocer,  corner  of 

Greenwich  and  Partition  flreets. 
Pfifter  and  M 'Comb,  merchants,  81  Front-ftreet. 
Phelps,  Ralph,  houfe-carpenter,  Bayaid-llreet,  (Bow- 

Phelps,  Bazilleel,  iriariner,  103  Chatbam-ftreet. 

Phoebus,  the  Rev.  William,  Minifler  of  the  Methodift. 
Church,  30  John-ftreet. 

Phccr.ix,  Daniel,  merchantandcity  treafurer,  138  Wa- 
ter-ilreet.  • 

Fhccnix,  Philip,  taylor,  39  Auguftus  do. 

Philips,  Thomas,  laboratory,  8  George-ltrcct,  and 
(hop  66  Market-ftrect. 

Philips,  John,  butcher,  25  Robinfon  do. 

Philips,  James,  grocer,  358  Water  do. 

Philips,  William,  taylor,  55  Fair  do. 

Philips,  Capt.  Frederick,  corner  of  Congrcis  aud  Wil- 
liam ftieets. 

Philips,  John,  carman,  24  Fayette-ftreet. 

Philips,  Henry,  mafon,  92  Chamber  do. 

Phyfe,  Duncan,  cabinet-maker,  3  Broad  do. 

Pic,  ,  ftay-maker,  274  Water-ftreet,  and  2 1  Rut-j 

ger's-ftreet. 

Pichon,  John,  merchant,  44  Reed  do. 

Picken,  Andrew,  dancing-mailer,  3  Lumber  do. 

Pic.kton,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  41  Vefey  do. 

Pierce,  Robert,  pewterer,  69  Chatham  do. 

Pierce,  William,  bricklayer,  34  Gold  do. 

Pierce,  Mrs.  Klizabeth,  (hop-keeper,  179  Broadway 

Pierce,  widow,  fcamftrefs,  7  Tryon-row. 

Piercy,  Jonathan,  keeper  of  the  jail,  at  the  jail. 

Pierfon,  widow  Catharine,  boaiding-houfc,  8  Moore; 
ftreet. 

Pierpont,  Hezekiah  B.  merchant,  12  Pearl-llreet. 


NEW-YORK    DIRECTORY.  T47 


Pierfon,  Jofeph,  wire-manufa&urer,  ftate  infpe&or 
and  meafurer  of  timber  and  lumber,  93  Broad-ilreeW 
Pierfon,  Henry,  houfe-caipenter,  51  Fair-ftrett. 
Pierfon,  Nathaniel,  houfe  carpenter,  5  Church  do. 
,  Pierfon,  William,  carman,  12  Beaver  do. 
Pierfon,  widow,  46  Fair  do. 

Pierfon,  Jofiah  G.  houfe-carpenter,  mafter-builder 
and  nail-mannfafturer,  10  Albany-fier,  and  manu- 
factory 9  Whitehall-Greet. 

Pierfon,  T'neophilus,  brick-layer,  36  Whitehall  do. 

Pierfon,  David,  houfe-carpenter,  41  Vefey  do. 
I  Pierfon,  John,  gold-fmith  and  jeweller,  41  Liberty  do. 

Pigot,  John,  labourer,  79  Reed  do. 

Pigol,  George,  oittiller,  Crofs  do. 

Pikes,  William  H.  (hop-keeper,  54  John  do. 
j  Pill,  widow  Phoebe,  3  Cheapfide-ttreet. 
'  Pilmore,  the  Rev.  Jofeph,  IViinilter  of  Chrift's  Church, 
88  Beekman-ltrect. 

Pinckney,  Thomas,  361  Pearl  do. 

Pinckney,  William,  (hop-keeper,  99  Beekman  do. 

Pine,  widow  Elizabeth,  55  Dey  do. 
'  Penneycad,  William,  (hip-carpenter,  1  Lombard  do. 

Pinkus,  Elias,  dealer,  22  Greenwich  do. 

Pinto,  Mrs.  Rachel,  59  Stone  do. 

Pinto,  Jofeph,  19  William  do. 

Pipar,  French  fail-maker,  93  James  do. 
l'  Piper,  Adam,  wheelwright,  Firft-itreet,  (Bowery.) 

Pitt,  Nicholas,  (hoe-maker,  42  Rooftvelt-ltreec. 

Place,  Paul,  (hip-mailer,  95  Reed  do. 

Place,  John,  gardener,  Elizabe'.h-ilreet,  (3owery.) 

Place,  James,  mafon  and  bricklayer,  57  Cheiry-iircet. 

Place,  Ephraim,  (hoe-maker,  30  Cliff  do. 

Place,  Thomas,  butcher,-  Bowery-lane. 

Pkce,  Aaron,  grocer,  corner  of  fiarman  and  George 
I  Greets,  (Bowery.) 

Place,  Jacob,  (hipwright.  30  Divifion-ftreet,(  Bowery.) 
*  Plantain,  John,  303  Broadway. 
Piatt,  Richard,  58  Partition-Greet. 
Piatt,  William,  fawver,  49  Cedar  do. 

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Piatt,  Ifrael,    livery-dabler  and  boarding-houfe,  3 

Front-ftreet. 
Piatt,  widow,  fchool-miftrefs,  441  Pearl-dreet. 
Plumb,  David,  rtioe-maker,  38S  do. 
Plyer,  Peter,  butcher,  34  Catharine  do. 
Poalk,  John,  mill-wiight,  229  Greenwich  do. 
Polhemus,  Abraham,  tanner  and  cunier,  3  Jacob  do. 
Polhemus,  Cornelius,  carman,  14  Pump  do. 
Polhemus,  Jacob,  labourer,  30  Vandewater  do. 
Polhemus,  Abraham,  houfe-carpenter,  30  do. 
Polliemus,  Eldred,  farmer,  1 3  Lombard  do. 
Polland,  Robert,  coach-founder  and  plater,  30  Vefey- 

ftreet. 

Pollock,  George,  merchant,  91  Water  do. 

Pollock,  Carlifle,  merchant,  11  Whitehall  do. 

Ponton,  Archibald,  baker.  62  Partition  do. 

Pool,  John,  baker,  1 1  Cliff  do. 

Pool,  widow  Hannah,  63  Naflau  do. 

Pooram,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  1  Rector  do. 

Pope,  Henry,  fringe  andcoach -mounting  manufacturer 

7&  ivlavket-dreet. 
Porter,  Jonathan,  carman,  34  Vefcy  do. 
Poiterfield,  Alexander,  carman  and  grocer,  15  Tryoii- 

row. 

Portertield,  John,  vendue-crier,  Mulberry -ftreet. 
Pod,  Plenry,  houfe-carpenter  and  mailer-builder,  108 

Liberty-llreet. 
Poll,  Henry,  taylor,  65  Partition  do. 
Pod,  William,  butcher,  Wine-ftrett,  (Bowery.) 
Poll,  John,  infpecdor  of  provifions,  262  Water-ltreet. 
Poll,  John  J.  upholfterer,  260  do.  do. 

Poll,  William,  colour-lhop,  160  do.  do. 

Port,  Joel  and  Jotham,  druggifts,  144  Pearl  do. 
Poll,  Totham, jun.  phyfician,  144  do  do. 
Pofl/lfiael,  bhek-fmith,  66  Cathaiine-dreet,  and  50 

Rutger's-ltreet. 
Pod,  Jotham,  fen.  a  3  Cherryftreet. 
Pod,  William,  painter  and  glazier,  108  Be  ckman  do. 
Poll,  widow  Rebecca,  41  Ann  do. 
Pod,  Arthur,  houfe-carpenter,  42  Cedar  do. 


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Pod,  Wright,  furgeon,  40  John-ftreet. 

Poft,  William,  carman,  78  Chamber  do. 

Poll,  Francis,  carman,  63  Dey  do. 

Poll-office,  corner  of  William  and  Wall  ftreets. 

Potter,  George,  tavern-keeper,  306  Water-ftreet. 

Potter,  widow  Sufannah,  28  Ringer's  do. 

Pove,  Nicholas,  black-fmith,  49  Robinfon  do. 

Powell,  Thomas,  boatman,  5  Cheapfide  do. 

Powell,  Benjamin,  boarding  houfe  and  livery-Uaoie> 

7  1  Cortlandt-ftreet. 
Powers,  widow  Mary,  43-  Ann  do. 
Powers,  Jofeph,  fhoe-maker,  17  Skinner-ftreet. 
Powers,  widow,  hair-drefler,  336  Water  do. 
Powlis,  Pouls,  carman,  97  Reed  do. 
Powaal,  Hugh,  7  Murray  do. 
Pozer,  widow,  49  Rofe  do. 
Prall,  Abraham,  merchant,  167  Water  do. 
Prall,  Jacob,  carman,  27  Whitehall  do. 
Pray,  John,  collector  of  the  revenue,  1  Pump-ftreet, 

( Bowery. ) 
Pray,  John,  taylor,  42  Cedar-ftreet. 
Pray,  James,  hair-drefler,  42  do.  do. 
Prentis,  John,  perfumer,  ioDivifion-ftreet, (Bowery.) 
Prentis,  John,  carman,  24  Fayette-ftreet. 
Prentis,  Jonas,  boarding-houfe,  4  Cherry  do. 
Preflenger,  Andrew,  butcher,  4  Filher-ftreet,  (Bo\Y' 

«W  .  .. 

Prefton,  Thomas,  painter  and  gldzier,  46  Pearl-ftreet. 
Prefton,  Jonathan,  merchant,  Lombard  do. 
Prevoft,  J.  B.  counfellor  at  law,  office  30  Partition  do. 
Prevoft,  Dorothy,  boarding-houie,  12  Moore  do. 
Price,  Phenice,  houfe-carpenter,  96  Chamber  do.  «, 
Price,  Reuben,  currier,  23  Banker  do. 
Price,  Michael,  merchant,  127  Broadway. 
Price,  John,  druggift,  houfe  238,  and  ihop  i99Greea»- 
wich»ftrcet. 

Pride,  Peter,  houfe-carpenter,  near  the  Collect, 
Pride,  James,  labourer,  47  Robinfon  ftreet. 
Frimrofe,  John,  leather-cutter,  8  Rofe  do. 

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Prill,  Chriftian,  labourer,  60  Church-ftreet. 
Prince,  William,  mariner,  Wine-ftiect,  (Bowery.) 
Prince,  Samuel,  merchant,  1 25  William-ftreet.  ^ 
Prince,  widow,  130  William  do. 
Prince,  Chriilopher,  dealer  in  lumber,  51  Barclay  do. 
Prink,  Peter,  tea-water-man,  Wine  ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Pringle,  William,  fchool-mafter,   8  Diviiion-ftreet, 
(Bowery.) 

Pringle,  Thomas,  taylor,  8  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Prior,  Edmund,  merchant,  259  Pearl-ftiest. 

Prior,  Thomas,  fail-maker,  70  Gold  do. 

Prior,  James,  oy Herman,  10  Hague  do. 

Prior,  widow  Phoebe,  36  Cliff  do. 

Pritchard,  James,  labourer,  40  Rofe  do. 

Pritchard,  William,  black-fmith,  1  Fair  do. 

Piitchard,  James,  cooper,  45  Greenwich  do. 
'Pritchard,  Nicholas,  tarern-keeper  and  grocer,  78 
Congrefs-ftreet. 

Pritchard,  John,  caiman,  Potter-bakers-hill. 

Pritz,  Nicholas,  black-fmith,  Bowery-lane. 

Prott,  Jamee,  houfe-carpenter,  23  Fayette-ftreet. 

Proudfoot,  Lawrence,  2  Liberty  do. 

ProvooA.the  Right  Rev.  Dr.  Samuel,  Bifhopof  the 
Proteftant  Epifcopal  Church  in  the  date  of  New- 
York,  corner  of  Naflau  and  Fair  ftreets. 

Provooft,  James  A.  merchant,  37  Cheapfide-ftraet. 

Provooft,  Robert,  mariner,  26  Barclay  do. 

Provooft,  John  H.  (hop-keeper,  272  Broadway. 

Pudney,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  2  Rider-ftreet. 

Pugfley,  Talman,  grocer,  64  Catharine  do. 

Puller,  Richard,  fhip-maftrr,  10  Jacob  do. 

Pullis,  widow,  62  Barclay  do. 

Pullis,  Peter,  boatman,  62  do.  do. 

Pullis,  John,  grocer,  11  Chapel  do. 

Pullis,  Cornelius,  potter,  96  Warren  do. 

Pullis,  Peter,  houfe-carpenter,  77  Chamber  do. 

Pullis,  Chriftian,  wheel-wright,  75  do. 

Pullis,  Jacob,  wheel-wright,  86  Reed  do. 

Pullis,  Coeorad,  labourer,  16  Divifion-ftre«t,  (Eow« 
cry.) 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Pumphrey,  Lloyd,  ftioe-makcr,  37  Church-ftreet. 
Puntzitis,  John  C.  baker,  26  John  do. 

Purchell,   ,  boatman,  77  Chamber  do. 

Purdie,  Elijah,  grocer,  6  Market  do. 

Purdy,  Stephen,  grocer,   corner  of  Cheapfide  and 

Catharine  ftreets. 
Purdie,  Monmouth,  taylor,  409  Pearl-ftreet. 
Purdie,  Samuel  H.  grocer,  62  Murray  do. 
Purdie,  John,  grocer,  31  Chamber  do. 
Pyffer,  Frederick,  houfe-carpenter,  Elizabeth-ftreet, 

(Bowery.) 

Quackenbos,  John,  baker,  1 1 7  Chatham  ft reet. 
Quackenbufh,  James,dry-goods  ftore, corner  of  Green- 
wich and  Partition  ftreets. 
Quackenbufh,  James,  fliop-keeper,  64  Partition-ftreet. 
Quail,  Michael,  carman,  1 1  Roofevelt  do. 
Quail,  John,  labourer,  68  Reed.  do. 
Quain,  Thomas,  merchant,  49  Cherry  do. 
Quedore,  George,  cabinet-maker,  46  chapel  do.  — 
Quick.  James,  baker,  47  Broad  do. 
Quick,  Tunis,  merchant,  56  do. 
Quick,  James,  taylor,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Quick,  Luke  C.  meafurer  of  grain,  43  Warren-ftreet. 
Quick,  John,  accountant,  59  Liberty  do. 
Quin,  Robert,  pedlar,  13  Stone  do. 
Quin,  Tertullian,  labourer,  Barley  do. 
Quinion,  Jofeph,  taylor,  92  Broadway. 

R 

Rabee,  Coenrad,  fhoe-maker,  52  Church-ftreet. 
Ragg,  William,  cooper,  424  Pearl  do. 
Raineteaux,  Anthony,  merchant,  62  Market  do. 
Ralph,  William,  engraver,  2  New  do. 
Ralfton,  James,  labourer,  12  Beaver  do. 
Rammage,  John,  miniature-painter,  75  Fair  do. 
Rammage,  William,  baker,  corner  of  Whitehall  and 
Water  ftreets. 


152  NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Rammage  and  Hyflop,  bakers,  38  Whitehall-ftreet. 
Ramfey,  John,  merchant,  135  Greenwich  do. 
Randall,  William,  hair-drefler,  1 1 8  Front  do. 
Randall,  Son  and  Stewart,  merchants,  89  Water  do. 
Randall,  widow,  fick-nurfe,  2  Water  do. 
Randall,  Levy,  houfe-carpenter,  437  Pearl  do. 
Randall,  James,  (hoe  maker,  80  Beekman  do. 
Randall,  Thomas,  merchant,  28  Whitehall  do. 
Randall,  Thomas,  labourer,  93        do.  do. 
Randall,  Thomas,  (hip-mafter,  54  Market  do< 
Randall,  William,  mariner,  10  Ferry  do. 
Randall,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  4  George  do. 
Range,  Elizabeth,  wafher,  Wine  do. 
Rankin,  George,  cabinet-maker,  9  Marketfield  do. 
Rankin,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  Chatham  and  Mul 

berry  ltreets. 
Ranfier,  Jacob,  cedar-cooper,  69  Chatham-ftreet. 
Ranfier,  Frederick,  cedar-cooper,  218  Broadway. 
Ranfom,  Barhllia,  carman,  45  Banker-ftreet. 
Rapp,  John,  ba(ket-maker,  Crofsdo. 
Rupp,  Jacob,  carman,  Chamber  do. 
Raftmdge,  Thomas,  tavern  and  boarding-houfe,  72- 

Congrefs-ftreet. 
Rathbone,  John,  auftioneei  and  commiffion-merchant 

78  Wall-itreet,  and  ftore  on  Murray's  wharf. 
Rather,  Peter,  Greenwich-road. 
Rattan,  Cornelius,  fhoe-maker,  46  Barclay-ftreet. 
Raque,  James,  carman,  78  Murray  do. 
Rattoon,  Robert,  tavern-keeper,  16  Front  do. 
Rattoone,  Elijah  D.  profeflbr  of  languages  in  Co 

lumbia  College,  at  the  College. 
Rawfon,  George,  tavern-keeper,  283  Watcr-ftreet. 
Ray,  widow,  feamflrefs,  131  Greenwich  do. 
Ray,  Cornelius,  ftate  loan-officer,  1 1 1  Broadway. 
Ray,  John,  merchant  and  mafter  in  chancery,  32  Wil 

liam-ftreet. 
Ray,  widow,  65  Cedar-ftreet. 
Ray,  William,  hair-drefler,  i8_Chamber  do. 
Ray,  Miles,  fail-maker,  Verletenbergh  do. 
Raymond,  Henry,  accountant,  44  Market  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  I53 

Raymond,   Francis,    tranflator    of  languages,  35 

George-ftreet. 
Raytund,  Andrew,  grocer,  130  Chntham-ftreet. 
Raymond,  Kenry,  gardener,  18  Pump-ftreet. 
Read, Samuel, boarding-houfe  &  tavern,  72  Vefey  do. 
Read,  John,  (hoe-maker,  155  Water  do. 
Reath,  Archibald,  rigger,  fa&ory-court,  Rutger's  do. 
Redett,  Matthew,  boarding-houfe,  73  Liberty  do. 
Reed,  Matthew,  foap  and  candle-maker,  67  Cherry  do. 
Reedy,  David,  infurance  and  ftock broker,  58  Wall  do. 
Reeker,  widow,  walher,  27  Auguftus  do. 
Reeve,  Barnabas,  taylor,  New  flip. 
Reeve,  Daniel,  and  Co.  grocers,  do. 
Reeves,  William,  tavern-keeper,  108  Broad-ftreet. 
Reeves,  James,  cooper,  305  Broadway. 
Reid,  John,  bookfeller  &  llationer,  106  Water-ftreet. 
Reid,  widow  Mary,  67  Roofevelt  do. 
Reid,  James,  (hoe-maker,  15  Chefnut  do. 
Reid,  James,  (hingle-lhaver,  12  Batavia-lane. 
Reid,  William,  labourer,  43  Lombard-ftreet. 
Reid,  widow  Jean,  46  Fair  do. 
Reilay,  Terence,  hatter,  5  1  Fair  do. 
Rsins,  John,  conftable,  5  Dey  do. 
Remmey,  Henry,  potter,  55  Murray  do. 
Remmey,  William,  city  marfhal,  198  Broadway. 
Remmey,  Henry,  potter,  Potter-baker's-hilL 
Remmey,  John,  potter,  Potter-baker's-hill. 
Remfen,  George  H.  merchant,  32  Front-ftreet. 
Remfen  and  Sleight,  merchants,  18  do.  do. 
Remfen,  George  &  Jeronimus,  merchants,  14  do.  do, 
Remfen,  Rem,  merchants,  44  Water  da. 
Remfen,  George,  grocer,  32    do.  do. 
Remfen,  John,  merchant,  houfe  29  Pearldo. 
Remfen,  John  H.  attorney  at  law,  61  do.  do. 
Remfen,  Peter,  grocer,  14  Stone  do. 
Renny,  David,  taylor,  57  Ann  do. 
Renwick,  fon&  Hudfwell,  merchants,  82  William  do. 
Renwick,  James,  merchant,  82  William-ftreet. 
Refler,  Jacob,  foap  and  candle-maker,  cornet  of  Broad- 
way and  Fair-llreet. 


154  NEW-YOE.K  DIRECTORY. 

Reflcr,  Zachariah,  pilot,  15  Ferry  ftxcct. 
Refler,  Frederick,  foap&  candle  maker,  347  Pearl  do. 
Rttoting,  ; 'armanua,  porter,  28  Warren  do. 
Revo,  Daniel,  carman,  21  Harman-ltrci.t,  (Bowery.) 
Rexter,  William,  labotner,  Mulben-y-ftreet. 
1'eyman,  G.  C.  F.  tranflator  of  languages,  4  Wall  do. 
Reyman  and  Dumas,  tranflators  of  languages,  4  do. do. 
Reymer,  David,  fhoc-maker,  98  Chatham-ftieet. 
Reyno,  Samuel,  boarding-houfe,  22  Fletcher  do, 
Reynolds,  Rowland,  mariner,    186  Water  do. 
Reynolds,  Jofeph,  carman,  Bowcry-lane. 
Reynolds,  Elnathan.  tavern-keeper,  95  Catharine  do. 
Reynolds,  Aiifh'n,  bootandfhoe-maker,  i2oCherry  do. 
RhineJan<ler,  William,  merchant,  fugar-houfe,  234 

William-ftreet. 
Rhinelander,  Philip  and  Frederick,  merchants,  corner 

of  Greenwich  and  Barclay-ttreets. 
Rhinelander,  Philip,  merchant,  28  George-ftreet. 
Rhinefield,  John,  labourer,  Barclay  do. 
Rhineheart,  John  G.  mafoa,  26  Warren  do. 
Rhodes  and  iVi'Gregor,  merchants.  179  Pearl  do. 
Rhodes,  William,  merchant,  66  William  do. 
Rhodes,  Benjamin,  houfe-carpenter,  56  Reed  dc. 
Rhodes,  widow,  feamftrefsr  66  Murray  do. 
Rhodes,  widow,  feamftrefs,  61  Reed  do. 
Riach,  Peter,  livery-llabler,  29  John  do. 
Rice,  Henry,  taylor,  1 1  Chatham-row. 
Rice,  Jofeph  fchool-mailer,  5  Chapel-ftreet. 
Rice,  widow  Elizabeth,  88  Fair  do. 
Rich,  James,  merchant-taylor,  166  Pearl  do. 
Rich,  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  ofFairand  Gold-ftreetjw 
Rich,  Abraham,  houfe-carpenter,  18  Thames-ftreet. 
Rich,  Thomas,  mafon,  1 8  do.  do. 
Rich,  Nancy,  mantua-maker,  6  Dutch  do. 
Rich,  Henry,  baker,  115  Greenwich  do. 
Richards,  Jeffe,  houfe-carpenter,  394  Pearl  do. 
Richards,  Jacob,  diftiller,  17  Rutger's  do. 
Richards,  Smith,  grocer  94  Broad  do. 
Richards,  William,  landfcape-painter,  4  Lumber  do. 
Richards,  Richard,  comedian,  Greenwich-road. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  1 55 

Richards,  .  1  Chamber-ftreet. 

Richards,  Samuel,  cabinet-maker  and  joiner,  6  Slotc- 
lane. 

Richardfon,  Thomas,  teacher  of  the  Charity  •School 
belonging  to  the  United  irefbyterian  Church,  18 
Naflau-ftreet.  . 

Richardfon,  James,  mariner,  106  Beekman-ftrcet. 

Richardfon,  Johu,  rope-maker,  Elizabeth  do.  (Bowe- 

Richardfon,  William,  clerk  in  the  Bank  of  New- York, 

25  Broadway. 
Richardfon,  John,  merchant,  14.3  William-flreet. 
Richey,  John  I.  upholfterer,  44  John  do. 
Richey,  Alexander,  carman,  Anthony,  do. 
Rickets,  ,  (hip-mailer,  comer  of  Cherry-ftreet 

and  New-flip. 
Rickets,  Jacob,  142  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Rickels,  John,  rope-maker,  Orange  do. 
Riddabauck,  Henry,  black-  fmitb,  7  Chamber  do. 
Riddabauck,  Jacob,  mafon,  f  do.  do. 

Riddabauck,  Jacob,  mafon,  58 .  Stone  do. 
Riddel,  widow,  45:2  Pearl  ftreet. 
Rider,  Chriftian,  carman,  41  Robinfon  do. 
Rigby,  William,  tobacconift,  245  Water  do. 
Riggs,  widow  Lydia,  fchool-mirlrefs,  19  Congreis- 

ftreet. 

Riggs,  Caleb  S.  attorney  at  law,  C4  Market  do. 
Rikoes,  John,  baker,  44  Rofe  do. 
Riley,  Ifaac,  rcerchant,houfe  159  andftores  1 69  Front- 
ftreet. 

Riley,  William,  grocer  and  tavern-keeper,  163  Front- 
ftreet. 

Riley,  John,  tavern-keeper,  128  Front  do. 
Riley,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  11  Rector  do. 
Riley,  William,  fhoe-maker,  Mulberry  do. 
Riley,  Charles,  labourer,  do.  do. 

Riley,  John,  accountant,  I  Hague  do. 
Riley,  David,  labourer,  2c6  Greenwich  do, 
Riley,  James,  carman,  28  Vefey  do. 
1  Riley,  ,  taylor,  98  Pearl  da. 


156  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Rinebeck,  Henry,  grocer,  47  Pearl-ftreet. 

Rifdell,  William,  labourer,  19  Lombard  do. 

Ritchie,  George,  taylor,  2c  Broad-ftreet. 

Ritter,  John  P.  fhop-kecper,  109  Chatham  do. 

Ritter,  Michael,  merchant,  30  Gold  do. 

Ritter,  John,  taylor,  69  Nafiau  do. 

Ritter,  widow  Elizabeth,  Magazine  do. 

Ritter,  Daniel,  taylor,  244  Water  do. 

Ritter,  Peter,  haidwareand  jewellery  ftore,  corner  of 
Broadway  and  Ofwego  market. 

Rivington,  James,  bookfeller  and  (lationer,  1 56  Pearl- 
ftreet. 

Rivington,  John,  14  Auguftus-ftreet. 

Roach,  Thomas,  merchant,  142  Water  do. 

Roach,  Francis,  taylor,  1 5  Water  do. 

Roadman,  Mrs.  Maiy,  Bowery-lanc. 

Roadman,  widow  of  John,  9  Roofcvelt-ftreet. 

Roadman,  Daniel,  merchant,  137  Cherry-ftreet,  and 
ftore  S8  Wall-ftreet. 

Roadman,  John,  malon,*9  George-ftreet. 

Robb,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  4  Congrefs  do. 

Roberts,  widow,  fchool-miftrefs,  14  Warren  do. 

Roberts,  Robert,  hat-maker,  131  Peail  do- 
Roberts,  Thomas,  dry  goods-ftore,  134  do.  do. 

Roberts,  widow  Mary,  67  Beekman  do. 

Roberts,  Coenrad,  painter  and  glazier,  1  Rector  do. 

Roberts,  Nicholas,  taylor,  6  Hague  do. 

Robertfon.  john,  merchant-taylor,  122  Water  do. 

Roberts,  Robert,  labourer,  1  Lombard  do. 

Roberts,  William,  flioe-maker,  44  George  do. 

Robertfon,  Alexander,  and  Peter  M'Dougall,  mer- 
chants, 191  Pearl-ftreet. 

Robertfon,  Alexander,  merchant,  89  Market- ft reet. 

Robertfon,  William  T.  merchant,  269, and  houfe452 
Pearl-ftreet. 

Robertfon,  Silvefter,  merchant,  452  Pesrl  do. 

Robertfon,  Thomas,  brewer,  137  Chatham  do. 

Robertfon,  William,  taylor,  21  Gold  do. 

Robeitfon,  widow  Catharine,  47  Rutger's  do. 

Robertfon,  John,  chimney-fwecper,  11  Hague  de. 


MEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  '57 


Robertfon,  William,  labourer,  1 1  Hague-ftreet. 
Robertfon,  Robert,  &  fori,  merchants,  132  W  illiam  do. 
Robertfon,  Archibald   and  Alexander,  limners,  at 

the  Columbian  academy  of  painting  and  drawing, 

90  William -ftreet. 
Robertfon,  John,  356  Broadway. 
Robertfon,  |ames,  (hip-carpenter,  Chamber-ftrcct. 
Robertfon,  John,  livery-ftabler,  64  John  do. 
Robertfon,  John,  labourer,  Mott  do. 
Robertfon,  Thomas,  taylor,  Barclay  do. 
Robertfon,  widow  Mary,  huckfter,  23  Robinfon  do. 
Rot e.  tfon,  William,  taylor,  21  Barclay  do. 
Robertfon  and  Co.  nail  manufacturers,  39  Catharine- 

ftreet. 

Robertfon,  Daniel,  grocer,  44  Cortlandt  do. 
Robertfon,  Thomas,  (hip-maker,  29  Liberty  do. 
Robins,  William,  printer,  58  Ann  do.  ^ 
Robins,  widow  Elizabeth,  64  r-air  do. 
Robins.  Ezekiel,  hatter,  174  Water  do. 
Robinfon,  Mary,  widow  of  Caleb,  1 1  Roofevelt  do. 
Robinfon,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  1 1  do.  do. 
Robinfon,  John,  grocer,  corner  of  James-ftrcct  and 

Batavia-lane. 
Robinfon,  Thomas,  mariner,  1  Rutge;-'s-ilreet. 
Robinfon,  Peter,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Chapel  do. 
Robinfon,  Richard,  carman,  1 5  Chapel  do. 
Robinfon,  Jofeph,  fexton  of  Trinity  Church,  1  Rec- 

tor-ftreet. 

Robinfon  and    Hartlhorne,  infurance  brokers,  185 
Pearl-ftreet. 

Robinfon,  James,  houfe-carpenter  and  mallei-builder, 

52  Greenwich-ftreet. 
Robinfon,  W.  &  S.  merchants,  92  Wall  do. 
Robinfon,  Robert,  merchant,  46  John  do. 
Robinfon,  Henry,  (hip-mallcr,  34  Beekman  do. 
Robfon,  George,  tin-fmith,  300  Water  do. 
Roe,  !ohn,  merchant,  173  1  earl  do. 
Roe,  Sufannah,  fchool-milUefs,  30  Cliff  do. 
Roe,  Mrs.  ladies  boarding-houfe,  ^Frankfort  do. 
P 


158  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Roebuck,  widow,  28  Dey-ftreet. 

Roderice,  Emanuel,  fegar-maker,  15  Water  do. 

Rodgers,  the  Reverend  Dr.  John,  one  of  the  Miniftcrs 

of  the  United  Prefbyterian  Churches,  9  Congrefs- 

ftreet. 

Rodgers,  John  R.  B.    M.  D.  9  Naflau-ftreet. 
RofF,  Mofes,  black-frnith,  153  Greenwich  do. 
Rogers,  Juflice,  fifher,  79  Murray  do. 
Rogers,  Lewis,  grocer,  1 9  Robinfon  do. 
Rogers,  Charles  P.  merchant,  112  Front  do. 
Rogers,  Jedtdiah,  boarding-houfe,  192  Water  do. 
Rogers  and  Woolfey,  merchants,  235  Pearl  do. 
Rogers  and  Afpinwall,  merchants,  272  Pearl  do. 
Rogers,  Mofes,  merchant,  272  do  do. 
Rogers,  Elias,  mariner,  69  Cliff  do. 
Rogers,  Henry,  merchant,  43  Beekman  do. 
Rogers,  Nehemiah,  merchant,  36  do.  do. 
Rogers,  Ifaiah,  fchool-mafter,  6  Lombard  do. 
Rogers,  Henry,  houfe-carpenter,  8  Banker  do. 
Rogers,  John,  bookfeller,  7  Beaver  do. 
Rogers,  Leonard,  leather-breeclie9  and  glove-maker, 

164  B  road  v.  ay. 
Rogers,  Choate,  and  Co.  card  manufacturers,  342 

Broadway. 
Rogers,  Evan,  ftationer,  32  John-ftreet. 
Rogers,  Richard,  deputy  naval  officer,  16  Cedar  do. 
Rogers,  Zebulon,  houfe-carpenter,  5  Warren  do. 
Rogers,  Charles,  merchant,  54  Dey  do. 
Rogers,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  1  do. 
Rogers,  Dennis,  fhoe-maker,  34  Divifion  do. 
Roge,  French  gentleman,  8  Ann  do. 
Rollinfon,  William,  engraver,  58  John  do. 
Ron\ayne,  Nicholas,  M.  D.  23  John  do. 
Romayne,  widow,  milk- woman,  53  Chambers  do. 
Romayne,  Nicholas,  fen.  Bowery-lane. 
Romayne,  Nicholas,  jun.  black-fmith,  do.  do. 
Romayne, Cafporus,csrman,  Elizabeth  do.  (Bowery.) 
Romayne,  Benjamin,   fchool-mafter,  37  Partrtion- 

ftreet. 

Romer,  widow  Catharine,  12  Cliff  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  1 59 


Rommell,  Frederick,  grocer,  5  Church -flreet. 
Ronalds,  James,  cabinet-maker  and  joiner,  36  Fair  do. 
Rook,  Chriilian,  houfe-caipenter    and  grocer,  33 

Chatham-itreet. 
Roog,  John,  ftiip-mafler,  35  George  do. 
Roome,  Lawrence,  faddler,  1 1  Church  do. 
Roome,  John  P.  carman,  36    do.  do. 
Roome,  John  J.  milliard  manufacturer,  72  Chatham- 

ftreet. 

Roome,  Jacob,  merchant,  197  Broadwr.y. 
Roome,  widow  of  Peter,  1  Temple -flreet. 
Roorbach,  John  F.  attorney  and  counfellor  at  law  and 

notary  public,  88  Market-ftrect. 
Roorbach,  John,  grocer,  17  State  do. 
Roofevelt,  Ifaac,  merchant  and  fugar  manufacturer, 

329  Pearl-dree t. 
Roofevelt,  James,  merchant,  333  Pearl-ftreet. 
Roofevelt,  John,  merchant,  bowery-lane. 
Roofevelt,  Oliver,  painter  and  glazier,  10  Cherry- 

ftreet. 

Roofevelt,  Cornelius,  merchant,  87  Gold  do. 

Roofevelt,  James  C.  34  Congrefs  do. 

Roofevelt,  Elbert,  merchant,  60  Market  do. 

Roofevelt,  James  J.  102  do.  do. 

Roofevelt,  widow,  8  Covtlandt  do. 

Rofe,  James,  hair-dreiTer,  219  Water  do. 

Rofe,  Jofeph,  diftiller,  273  Watsr-ftreet,  and  diftillery 

29  Ferry-ftreet. 
Rofe,  George,  (hoe-maker,  16  Chamber  do. 
Rofe,  John,  labourer,  13  Murray  do. 
Rofe,  Stephen,  cooper,  J 2  .Front  do. 
Rofe,  James,  furrier,  377  P^earl  do. 
Rcfe,  James,  houfe -carpenter,  27  Cheapfide  do. 
Rofe,  Alexander,  grocer  and  wine  and  porter  bottler, 

corner  of  Broadway  and  Cedar-ilreet. 
Rofe,  John,  labourer,  15  Murray-llreet. 
Rofe,  widow,  waflier.  16  Jacob  do. 
Rofe,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  213  William  do. 
Rofe,  John,  mariner,  15  George  do. 

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Rofe,  John,  currier,  36  Vandewater-ftreet. 
Rofeman,  Richaid,  tin-plate  worker,  55  Water  do. 
Rofett,  David,  taylor,  52  Roofevelt  do. 
Rofenkrantz,  Henry,  baker,  11  Dutch  do. 
Rofhore,  John,  jeweller,  gold-fmith  and  hair-worker, 

116  Broadway. 
Rofeau,  Paul,  boatman,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Rofs,  Robert,  marble-cutter,  32  Pearl -ftreet. 
Rofs,  Jonathan,  carman,  7  Rntger's  do. 
Rofs,  John,  hair-dreffer,  15  Chapel  do. 
Rofs,  Thomas,  tavern-keeper  and  boarding-houfe,  6 

Peck-flip. 

Rofs,  William,  livery-flabler,  108  Broadway. 
Rofs,  Tammage,  carman,  103  Greenwich-ltreet. 
Rofs,  William,  hatter,  102  John  do. 
Rofs,  John,  29  do.  do. 

Rofs,  Alexander,  baker,   corner  of  John  and  Gold 
ftreets. 

Rofs,  William,  cooper,  13  Murray-ftieci. 
Rofs,  David,  labourer,  53  Barclay  do. 
Rofs,  widow,  29  Cortlandt  do. 
Roth,  John,  pallry-cook,  81  Chatham  do. 
Roufieau,  Nicholas,  painter  and  glazier.  Mulberry  do. 
Rouillan,  from  Cape-Francois,  Corlaer's-hook. 
RoufF,  Ebenezer,  2  Jacob-ftreet. 
Rowe,  William,  grocer,  316  Water  do. 
Rowe,  Benjamin,  merchant,  93  Cherry  do. 
Roy,  Alexander,  grocer,  corner  of  Cliff  and  Fair- 
ftreets. 

Royce,  Thomas,  baker,  214  William-Greet. 
Rozettie,  John  B.  miniature  painter,  57  Stone  do. 
Ruck,  William,  mariner,  31 1  Broadway. 
Ruckle,  Daniel,  ftonc-cuttcr,  Greenwich-road. 
Ruckle.  Philip,  carman,  61  Chapcl-ftrctt. 
Rudd  Stephen,  grocer,  1 5  Fair  do. 
Rudolph,  David   baker.  37  Church  do. 
Rudtnan  James,  labourer,  27  Whitehall  do. 
Ruland,  David,  boatman,  92  Catharine  do. 
Rulsnd,  widow  of  Jacob    22  Fletcher  do. 
Rummal,  George,  gardener,  38  Roofevelt  do. 


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Ruflel,  Timothy,  houfe-carpenter,  56  Jamcs-ftreet. 

Ruflel,  Samuel,  tobacconiil,  57  Catharine  do. 

Ruflel,  Jofeph,  carman,  2  7ClifFdo. 

Ruflel,  widow  Sarah,  31  Rutger'sdo. 

Ruflel,  Jonathan,  merchant,  55  Congrefs  do. 

Ruflel,  Bartholomew,  fawyer,  54  Chapei  do. 

Ruflel,  John  H.  filver-fmith,  I  New  do. 

Ruflel,  Jofeph,  flioc-maker,  333  Broadway. 

Ruflel  and  Arnmidon,  merchants,  90  Wall-ftreet. 

Ruflel,  After,  muficiair.  65  Reed  do. 

Ruflel,  Abraham,  mafon  and.mafter-builder,  35  Li- 

bcrty-ftreet. 
RufTel,  James,  bricklayer,  7"Rofedo. . 
Rufling,  Peter,  baker,  212  William  do. 
Rufh    Frederick,  mufician    209  Broadway. 
RuiTellier,  Peter,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  156  William- 

ftreet. 

Rutgers^  colonel  Henry,  flrip-yards,  near  Corlear's* 
hook. 

Rutgers,  Anthony  B   upper  end  of  Cherry-ftreet. . 
Rutgers,  captain  Anthony ,  32  Partition  do. 
Rutgers,  Robert.  32  upper  end  of  Cherry-ilieet. . 
Rutgers.  Gerrard.  32  do.  do. 
Rutherford,  Walter,  219  Broadway. 
Ruthven   John,  turner  of  hardwood,  ivory.  &c.  1 
Gold-ttreet. 

Rutledge,  William,  fhip  and  houfe  joiner,  88  Front? 
ftreet. 

Rutter,   ohn,  fhoe-makcr,  76  Gold  do. 
Ryan,  James  tavern-keeper,  108  Front  do.  . 
Ryan,  John,  mariner,  54  Koofevelt  do. 
Ryan,  Cornelius,  carman,  54  Catharine. do. 
Ryan,  Philip,  fen.  houfe-carpenter,  43  Gold  do. 
R  yan,  james,  houfe-carpenter,  43        do.  do. 
F  yan,  i  hilip,  jun.  houfe-carpenter,  43  do.  do. 
Ryan,  'ichardfon  tavetn-keeper  -  74      do.  do. 
Ryan  Thomas,  tobacconift,  4  Hague  do. 
Ryan,  widow,  12  Robinfon  do. 
Ryur,  William,  cooper,  17  Murray  do. 

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Ryer,  Henry,  labourer.  Wine  (beet,  (Bower)-.) 
Ryckman,  Albert,  and  Co.  china  and  glafs-ftore,  189 

Water-ftreet. 
Ryckman,  Ifaac,  grocer,  2  1  Chatham  do. 
Ryckman,  Albert,  fhoe-nnker,  53  Roofevelt  do. 
Ryckman,  James,  carman,  5  James  do. 
Ryckman,  James,  carman,  Mulberry  do. 
Ryckman,  John ,  labourer,    do.  do, 
Ryckman,  William,  fhoe-maker,  51  Reed  do. 
RyV?k man,  John  brafs-foimder,  Bailey  do. 
Ryker,  J.ames,  black-fmith,  63  Reed  do. 
Ryker,  Tunis,  houfe-carpenter,  75  Reed  do. 
Ryker,  Rhodes,  boatman,  79  do.  do. 

Ryker,  Matthew,  carman,  89  do.  do. 

Ryker,  Peter,  317  Peail-ftreet. 
Ryker,  Henry,  cabinet-maker,  378  do.  do. 
Ryker,  John,  131  Cathaiine  do. 
Ryker.  widow  Sarah,  feamftrefs,  29  Gold  do. 
Ryker,  Abraham,  carman,  9  Chapel  do. 
Ryker,  Martin,  coach-painter,  12  Rector  do. 
Ryker,  James,  Magazine  do. 

Ryker,  James,  clerk  in  the  furveyor's  office,  99  Broad- 
ftreet. 

Ryker,  widow  of  James,  320  Broadway. 
Ryer,  Mofcs,  moe-maker,  427  Pcarl-llr-cst. 

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Sacket,  Samuel,  land-office,  73  William- ftreet> 
Sacket,  Jofeph,  phyfician,  44  John  do. 
Sacket,  Primu6,  fawyer,  12  James  do. 
Sadler,  Henry,  merchant,  81  Water  do. 
Saidler,  James,  infurance-broker,  136  do.  do. 
St.  John  and  Scoffield,  taylors.  327  Pearl  do. 
Salmon,  widow  Sarah,  taylorefs,  162  Water  do. 
Salmon,  Mrs.  Heleji,  boarding-houfe,  6  William  do. 
Saliment,  George  E.  profefTor  of  mufifi,  62  Wall  do. I 
Saltonftall,  Gilbert,  merchant,  172  fcront-ftroet,  and 

houfe  1 70  William-ftreet. 
Salter,  Mauaffah,  merchant,  175  Broadway. 


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Salter,  Thomas,  merchant,  173  Broadway. 
Saltus,  fon  and  Co.  (hip-chandlers,  65  Front-ftied. 
Saltus,  Solomon,  (bip-maller.  59  Stone  do. 
Sampfon,  William,  (hoe-maker,  69  Ann  do. 
Sampfon,  Jacob,  houfe-caipenter,  28  Divifion-ltreet, 
(Bowery.) 

Sambler,  John,  windfor  chair-maker,  22  Rutger's- 
ftreet. 

Sandford,  Michael,  carman,  45  Chamber  do. 
Sandford.  John,  mafon,  64  Murcay  do. 
Sandford,  John,  broker.  48  Cedar  do. 
Sandford,  Michael,  caiman,  94  Chamber  do. 
Sandford,  Peregrine,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  54  NaflTau- 
ftreet. 

Sandford,  William,  livery-ftabifer,  2  Slote  lane. 
Sands,  Joftiua,  merchant,  1 1  8  Pearl-ftreet. 
Sands,  Comfort,  merchant,  63  Congrefs  do. 
Sands,  Edward,  Ihip-carpenter  and  grocer,  43  Roofe- 

velt-ftreet. 
Sands,  widow  Mary,  38  FaJr-ftreet. 
Sands.  Comfort  and  jolhua,  merchants,  6  Depeyftcr 

do. 

Sands,  Stephen,  tavern-keeper,  J  2  Coenties-flip. 
Sands,  Benjamin,  hair-dreffer,  7  New-ftreet. 
Santos,  Enos,  fegar-maker,  2  Fayette  do. 
Sanxay,  John,  uphollterer,  32  Church  do. 
Sartre,  Jofeph,  85  Pearl  do. 
Savage,  James,  grocer,  12  Beekman-flip. 
Saxon,  — — — ,  (hoe-maker,  £0  Kofe-ltreet. 
Saunders,   Robert,  paper-manufa&urer,  31  Olifer- 
ftreet. 

Saunders,  Benjamin,  taylor,  26  Cherry-ftreet. 
Saunders,  Thomas    (hip-mafter.  20  Gold  do- 
Saunders,  James,  labourer,  7  1  Fair  do. 
Saunders,  Henry,  currier,  (hop  1 65  Waftiington-flreet, 

and  houfe  6  Vefey-ftreet. 
Saunders,    widow,   market-vWman,  Second-ftreet, 

(Bowery.) 

Schenck,  Garret,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  corner  of 
Water  and  Coagrefs  ftreets, 


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Schenck,  Peter  A.  grocer,  159  Market-ftreet. 
Schermeihorn  Simon,  (hip-chandler,  64  Front-ftreet, 

and  houfo  tl  Pearl-ftieeti 
Schermeihorn,  Peter,  (hip-chandler,  ftoro  220,  and 

houfe  224  Water- llrcct. 
Schermeihorn,  Cornelius,  (hip-mafter.  39Beekman  do. 
Schmclzel,  George,  merchant,  181  Broadway. 
Schribuer,  Eliphalet,  groccpy  (tore,  22  Coenties-flip, 

and  houfe  58  Cliff-ftreet. 
Schultz,  Chrillian,  grocer,  28  Dey  do. 
Schuyler,  Harman,  niafon,  129  Greenwich  do. 
Scoffield,  Jemima,  taylorefs,  373  Pearl  do. 
Scoles,  John,  engraver,  36  Fair  do. 
Scorefby,  Thomas,  merchant,  188  Water  do. 
Scott,  Heftor  and  John,  merchants,  204  Pcail  do. 
Scott,  James,  and  Co.  merchants,  270  do. 
Scott,  Jofeph,  fawyer,  1 33  Chatham  do. 
Sxott,  widow  Jean,  30  Ann  do. . 
Scott,  Walter,  Magazine  do. 

Scott,  Lewis  A.  fecretary  of  the  State  of  New-York',- 

2  2 1  Broadway* 
Scott,  widow  Elizabeth, grocer,  137  Maiket-ftreet.- 
Scott,  Hugh,  grocer,  139  Greenwich  do. 
Scott,  William,  (hoe-maker,  9  Augullus  do. . 
Scott,  Mis.  ''achel  24  George  de. 
Scott,  John,  (hoe-maker,  27  Vandewater  do. 
Scott.  Henry .  coachman,  39  Rofe  do. 
Scott,  Francis,  labourer,  Thomas  dc. 
Scott,  George,      do.         do.  do. 
Seott,  James,.         do.         do.  do. 
Scott,  Stephen,     do.    Wine  llreet,  (Bowery.) 
Scotland  John,  cabinet-maker.  16  ( it orge-flreet. 
Scriba,  George,  merchant  16  Broad  vay. 
Scriba.  Frederick,  merchant,  64  Pearl-iticet. 
Scudder,  Stephen  (hoe-makcr,  22  Thames  do.. 
Scudder,  Samuel,  infpedtor  of  the  cullorr.s,  73  Catha- 

line-ftreet. 
Scudder,  William,  11  Front  do. 
Scuhhrop.  James  tanner  81  G«ld  do.  - 
Seal,  George,  cooper,  81)cptyltcr  do 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Seal  &  Paton ,  coopers,  10  Depeyfter-ftreet. 

Seaman,  lames,  china  and  glafs-Aore,  161  Water- 
ftreet,  and  houfe  16  Fletcher-ftreet. 

Seaman,  Walter,  ironmonger,  163  Water-ftreet,  and 
houfe  24.  George -llreet. 

Seaman,  Willet.  and  fons,  merchants,  296  Pearl  do. 

Seaman,  Mrs.  Sarah,  101  Cherry  do. 

Seaman,  R  ichard,  merchant,  60  Cherry  do. 

Seaman,  Valentine,  M.  D.  70     do.  do. 

Seaman,  Edmund,  merchant,  24  Wall  do. 

Seaman,  Samuel,  taylor,  20  Ferry  do. 

Seaman,  Henry,  merchant,  150  W'ater  do. 

Seaman,  Peter,  ferry-man,  Barley  do. 

Seaman,  Edmund,  and  Co.  fugar-manufa&urers,  29 
Congrefs-flreet. 

Seaman,  widow  Mary.wafher,  27  Vandewater-ftreet. 

Searing,  Gilbert,  carman,  Bowery-lane. 

Searing,  John,  flour-merchant,  10  Cliff-ftrcet. 

Sears,  Mofes,  mafon,  29  Barclay  do. 

Sears,  Samuel,  hcufe-carpenter,  Parley  do. 

Sears,  Mofes,  mafon,  do.  do. 

Seafon,  Johr,  miller,  16  Harman-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Seaward,  John,  tavern-keeper,  300  Water-ftreet. 

Seaward,  Chriilopher,  pilot,  57  ClifF  do. 

Sehor,  Jacob,  merchant,  5  I  Beaver  do. 

Sebring  and  Van  Wyck,  merchants,  corner  of  Pearl- 
ftreet  and  Coentics-flip. 

Sebring,  Cornelius  B.  black-fmith,   (hop  31  Fair- 
ftreet,  and  houfe  16  John-ftreet. 

Sebring,  Peter,  grocer,  16  John  do. 

Secord,  Daniel,  gardener,    Bowery  lane. 

Seixas,  the  Reverend  Gerfhoni,  iVinirter  of  the  He- 
brew Congregation,  17  Broad-flreet. 

Seixas,  Benjamin,  merchant,  76  do. 

!  Selvy,   ,  merchant,  67  Stor.e-ftreet. 

;  Serjeana,  William,  carman,  22  New  do. 

Serjeant,  James,  carman,  28  Marketfield  do. 

Sentebine,  Mary,  fchool-miftrefs,  2  Roofevelt  do. 

Sell,  Stephen,  toy-fliop,  1 20.  Broadway. 


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Serrin,  James,  taylor,  41  Cliff-ftreet. 
Service,  Thomas,  merchant,  185  Pearl  do. 
Seton,  Mrs.  27  Wall  do. 
Seton,  William,  merchant,  127  Pearl  do. 
Seton,  Maitland  &  Co  merchants,  61  Stone  do. 
Seymour,  Daniel,  houfe-carpenter,  1 2  Chapel  do. 
Seymour,  widow  Catharine,  Firft-ftrcet,  (Bowery.)  f'1 
Shackerly,  Peter  cabinet-maker,  17  Beaver-ftreet.  ; 
Shaekerly,  Mrs.  fchool-miltrefs,  103  Pearl  do. 
Shackerly.  John,  (hip-malter,  (5  Liberty  do. 
Shade,  Geoige,  carman  20  Batavia-lane. 
Shadwell,  Abraham,  carman,  240  Greenwich -ft reef.  | " 
Shadwell,  Abraham,    do.        86  Murray  do. 
Shafts,  John,  mariner,  25  Banker  do.  V> 

Shafer,  Chrirtian,  taylor,  Fird-itreet,  (Bowery.) 
Shdding,  George,  hair-dreffer,  9  Peck-flip. 
Shane  wolf,  Frederick,  hair-drefler,  5  Warren-ltreet.  p 
Shannon,  John,  mafon,  61  Murray  do. 
Shannon,  John,  mafou,  Orange  do. 
Sharkey,  John,  tobacconUl,  29  Chamber  do. 
Sharp,  Jofeph,  picker  of  oakum,  85  Fair  do. 
Sharp,  John,  fhip-wright,  93  Catharine  do. 
Sharp,  James,  labourer,  89  Chamber  do. 
Sharp,  William,  mafon,  27  Warren  do. 
Sharplefs,  Ifaac  houfe-carpenter,  25  Roofevelt  do. 
Sharplef9,  Aron.  grocer,  corner  of  John&  Cliff  ftreett,  * 
Shatzell,  John  M.boot&fhoe-maker,  248  Water-itreet.  & 
Shatzell,  Michael,  boot  &  (hoe-maker,  1 3 1  Front  do. 
Shatzell,  Jacob,  boot*  (hoe-maker,  131    do    do.  S 
Shaver,  Dr.  John,  32  Dey  do. 
Shaves,  Ifaac,  1 19  Pearl  do. 
Shaw,  John,  merchant,  85  Water  do. 
Shaw,  widow  Eleanor,  124  Cherry  do. 
Shaw,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  New-market. 
Shaw,  Gabriel,  13  Fair-ftrcet. 
Shaw.  John  C.  merchant,  65  Congrcfs  do. 
Shaw,  widow  Sarah,  58  Cliff  do. 
Shays,  David,  painter  and  glazier,  60  James  do. 
Shays,  Dennis,  mafon,   13  Dey  do. 
Shay_,  Patrick,  livery-ftabler,  12  Cortlandt  do. 


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Shear,  Julius,  carman,  70  Warren-ftreet. 
Shcdden,  William,  merchant,  101  Water  do. 
Shedden,  Prtrick  and  Co.  merchants,  101  do.  do. 
Sheffield,  Robert,  (hip-mafter.  91  Catharine  do. 
fcheddan,  John,  ftocking-maker,  67  Fair  do. 
Shelburn,  Jofeph,  painter  and  glazier^  8 1  Reed  do. 
Shell,  Elias,  carman,  13  Rooleveit  do. 
M.cmnul,  George,  cuirier,  25  Ferry  do. 
Shenet,  Lewis,  carman,  347  Broadway. 
Shepherd,  John,  boatman,  84  Mur ray-ftreet. 
Shepherd,  James,  houfe-carpenter  New-market. 
Shepherd,  John,  taylor,  69  William- ftreet. 
Shepherd,  Thomas,  hair-drcfier,  47  John  do. 
Shepherd,  Benjamin,  cooper,  62  Stone  do. 
Sherbrook,  Miles,  merchant,  25  Pearl  do. 
Sherer,  Sufannah,  tavern-keeper,  16  Front  do. 
Sherman,  John,  grocer,  16  Kobinfon  do. 
Sherman,  Nathan,  houfe-carpenter.  82  Liberty  do. 
Sherman,  Jacob,  carman,  5  Rofe  do. 
Sherman,  Henry,  grocer,  29  Harman  do. 
Sherrer,  John,  boatman,  29  Water  do. 
Sherrer,  Henry,  grocer,  189  Greenwich  do. 
Sherred,  Jacob,  painter  and  glazier,  35  Broad  do. 
Sherwood,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  69  Murray  do. 
Sherwood,  Andrew,  houfe-carpenter,  €2  Gold  do. 
Sherwood,  widow  Mary,  1 2  Chefnut  do. 
Sherwood,  John,  Ihip-wiight,  9  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Shibley,  John,  tanner,  Bayard-ftreet,  (Bower)'.) 
Shields,  Edward,  fawyer,  26  Cherry-ftrefit. 
Shields,  Thomas,  fchool-mafter,  25  Chefnut  do. 
Shields,  Edward,  comb-maker,  196  William  do. 
Shilford,  Jonathan  .labourer,  48  Warren  do. 
Shimley,  Valentine,  tanner,  44  Frankfort  do. 
Shinckle,  Jacob,  hatter,  22  Wall  do. 
Ship,  George,  butcher,  Bayard's-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Shipley,  George,  cabinet  and  chair-maker,  195  Wa- 
ter-ftreet. 

Sh  ippey,  Jofiah,  merchant,  61  New  do. 
I  Shipman,  David,  mafon,  96  Catharine  do. 


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Shipman,  William,  38  Partition-ftreet. 

Shire,  widow  Mary,  63  Chatham  do. 

Slmydore,  Ignatius,  drawing-mailer  and  fign  painter, 

1  John-ftrct. 
Shober,  Frederick,  grocer,  342  Pearl  do. 
Shoe,  Andrew,  carver,  5  Pump-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Shoe,  Andrew,  gardener,  6  do.    do.  do. 
Shonnard,  Peter,  giocer,  64  Warren  do. 
Shonnatd,  I*rederick,  flop-feller,  98  James  do. 
Shonnard,  John,  grocer,  76  Naffau  do. 
Shonnatd,  Frederick,  grocer,  33  Warren  do. 
Shortan,  Thomas,  mafon  and  ilucco-mzker,  Gold  do. 
Shotts,  Barnet,  hair-dreffer,  8  Beaver-ltreet. 
Shotts,  Jacob,  carman,  62  Reed  do. 
Shotwell  and  James,  merchants,  214  Pearl  do. 
Shotwell,  William,  merchant,  214  .do.  do. 
Shotwell,  Ifaac,  black-fmith,  Lombard  do. 
Shourt,  Sufannah.  toylorefj,  22  Chamber  do. 
Shrady,  John,  (hoe-maker,  86  Chatham  do. 
Shroder,  Henry,  labourer,  Magazine  do. 
Shuit,  Oliver,  houfe-carpenter.  38  Chatham  do. 
Shute,  Frederick,  grocer,  corner  of  Ge«rge-ftre«t 

(Bowery)  and  the  (hip  yards. 
Shute,  Henty,  tanner,  Thomas-ltreet.  nearthc  Collect. 
Shute,  John,  painter  and  glazier  67  Water-ftreet. 
Shuter,  James,  merchant,  82  Front-llreet,  and  houfc  j 

157  William-ftrcet.  , 
Shurder,  James,  fawyer,  54  Chapel  do. 
Shurck,  James,  mafon,  93  Fair  do. 
Shultz,  George,  fawyer,  13  Roofevelt  do. 
Sibley,  John,  labourer,  51  Cliff  do. 
Sibley,  widow  Mary,  12  Fair  do. 
Sibra,  Samuel,  livery-ftabler,  46.  Cedar  do. 
Sibra,  James,  10  Cedar  do. 
Sice,  Michael,  baker,  82  Fair  do. 
Sice,  Lawrence,  labourer,  Mulberry  do. 
Sickles,  Duncan,  city  marflial,  78  James  do. 
Sickles,  Eli.is,  black-fmith,  1 7  Lombard  do. 
Sickles,  widow  Margaret,  38  Church  do. 
Sickles,  John,  merchant,  12  New  do. 


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Sickles,  Robert,  mafon,  7  New-ftreet. 

Sickles  and  Gilbert,  merchants,   195  Broadway. 

Sickles,  Henry,  (hoe-maker,  20  Lumber-ftreet. 

Sickles,  John,  clothier,  5 1  Market  do. 

Sickles,  1  cooper,  38  Catharine  do. 

Sickles,  Henry,  taylor,  57  Broad  do. 

Sickles,  William,  carman,  Mulberry  do. 

Sidell,  John,  merchant-taylor,  132  Pearl  do. 

Sjdell,  widow,  (hop-keeper,  56  Stone  do. 

Siemon,  John,  furrier,  107  William  do. 

Siemon,  Walrop,  wheel-wright,  11  Chatham  do. 

Silva,   Joze  Roiz,  merchant,   79  Pront-ftreet,  and 

houfe  9  Beaver-ftreet. 
Silva,  Manuel,  fegar-maker,  84  Fair-ftreet. 
Silverier,  William,  cooper,  4  Garden  do. 
Silvefter,  widow  Almy,  2  Garden  do. 
Silvefter,  Reuben,  mafbn,  57  Church  do, 
Sim,  Jofeph,  (hoe-maker,  37  Chapel  do. 
Sim,  William,  clerk  in  the  loan  office,  4  Broad  do. 
Sim,  George,  grocer  and  porter-bottler,  61  Beckman- 

(Ireet. 

fi  Sim,  Peter,  mafon,  1 8  Vefcy  do. 

.  Simes,  Jofeph,  merchant,  72  Market  do. 

■*  Sims,  Peleg,  houfe-carpenter,  249  Broadway. 

5imond,  Le#is,  and  Co.  merchants,  4  William-ftreet. 
^  Simmonds,  Andrew,  carman,  Thomas  do. 

Simmons,  widow,  213  Water  do. 

Simmons,  Lawrence,  grocer,  66  Roofevelt  do. 

Simmons,  Charles,  mafon,  Elizabeth-ftreet,-(  Bowery) 

'immons,  Robert,  dock-matter,  88  John-ftreet. 

'immons,  Henry,  baker,  Mulberry  do. 

iimmons^  Felix,  (hip-carpenter,  Lombard  do. 
immons,  William,  cooper,  I  Dey  do. 

immonfon,  Simon  (hoe-maker,  49  Pearl  do. 

immonfon,  Gozen,  flour  manufacturer,  57  Whitehall* 
ftreet. 

impfon,  George,  difliller,  19  James  do. 
impfon,  widow  Jane,  19  Cherry  do. 
impfon,  Solomon,  merchant,  7 1  Broad  do. 

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170  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Simpfon,  widow  Jane,  5  Moore-flrett. 
Simpfon,  widow  Elizabeth,  89  Fair  do. 
Simpfon,  widow  Dorothy,  15  Ann  do. 
Simfberry,  Abigail,  wafher,  Wine-ltrect,  (Bowery.) 
Sinclair,  John,  fhip-carpenler,  384  Pearl-lticet. 
Sinclair,  Lawrence,  fehool-mafter,  Bowery-lane. 
Sinclair,  Hugh,  grocer,  160  William-ltreet. 
Sinclair,  Capt.  John,  merchant,  5  Dover  do. 
Sinclair,  James,  Ihip-mafter,  3  Batavia-lane. 
Sinclair,  John,  mariner,  52  Banker-ftreet. 
Sing,  William,  merchant,  138  Pearl  do. 
Singer,  Henry,  carman,  Firlt-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Sigifon,  John,  fhoe-maker,  112  Beekman-ftreet. 
Sitcher,  William,  fhoc-maker,  25  Warren  do. 
Sitgraves,  George,  teacher,  31  Marketfield  do. 
Siverly,  John,  houfc-carpenter,  6  Frankfort  do. 
Skaats,  Rinier,  high  marfhal,  at  the  City  Hall. 
Skaats,  Bartholomew,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  do. 
Skaats,  Rinier,  jun.  carman,  65  Church-llreet. 
Skaats,  David,  carman,  69  do.  do. 
Skaats,  Thomas,  carman,  94  Chamber  do. 
Skaats,  Jacob,  cooper,  33  Barclay  do. 
Skidmore,  Lemuel,  grocer,  173  Greenwich  do. 
Skilling,  Simeon,  carver,  119  Cherry  do. 
Skilling,  Samuel,   do.    119    do.  do. 
Skinner,  widow  Mary,  22  Stone  do. 
Skinner,  Jofeph,  grocer,  corner  of  Catharine  and  Rut- 
ger's  ftreets. 

Skinner,  Richard  C.  furgeon  dentift.  85  Naffau-ftreet. 

Skinner,  Thomas,  merchant,  58  Beekman  do. 

Skinner,  widow,  Crofs  do. 

Skirole,  from  St.  Domingo,  44  Augudus  do. 

Skiurman,  William,  437  Pearl  do. 

Slack,  Philip,  labourei,  13  Marketfield  do. 

Slayman,  Cato,  tobacconift,  97  Chatham  do. 

Slearhort,  Chriltopher,  fhop-keeper,  13  do.  do. 

Sleight,  widow  of  Henry,  21  Pearl  do. 

Sleigh,  James,  painter  arid  gla/.ier  ,  73  John  do. 

Slewman,  Andrew,  tanner,  TooGolddo. 

Slidell,  Jolliua,  mcaTurcr,  17  Fair  do. 


NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY.        N  171 


Slidfcll,  Ifaac,  fhoc-maker,  63  Broadway. 

Slidell,  Michael,  labourer,  63  do. 

Slidell,  John,  foap  and  candle-maker,  yo  do. 

Sligo,  John,  foap  and  candle-maker,  32  Lumber-ftreet. 

Sline,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  327  Water  do. 

Sloo,  William,  keeper  of  the  bridewell,  at  the  bridewell. 

Slott,  Ifaac,  labourer,  25  Chamber-ftreet. 

Slott,  I'eter,  labourer,  71  do. 

Slott,  Alexander,  carver  and  gilder,  3  Chefnut  do. 

Slover,  Ifaac,  painter  and  glazier,  50  Barclay  do. 

Slover,  widow,  fhop-keeper,  27  Broadway. 

Slover,  Abraham,  cabinet-maker,  30  Cortlandt-ftreet. 

Smack,  Cornelim,  grocer,  33  Partition  do. 

Small,  Edward,  hair-drefler,  2  1  3  Water  do. 

Small,  Chriftian,  fhoe-maker  and  tavern-keeper,  34 

Cliatham-ftreef. 
Small,  Ludwick,  labourer,  Mulberry-ftreet. 
Smart,  John,  oyfterman,  194  Greenwich  do- 
Smithman,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  28  Harman- 

llreet,  (Bowery.) 
Smyth,  Andrew,  merchant,  53  Beekman-ftrcet. 
Smyth,  Jeremiah,  grocer,  16  Coenties-Zlip. 
Smock,  Mrs.  mantua-makev  and  milliner,  49  Barclay- 

ftreet. 

Smull,  Ludwick,  labourer,  Mulberry -ftreet. 

Smith,  Elias,  merchant,  Bowery-lane. 

Smith,  Richard,  city  marthal,  92  Recd-ftreet. 

Smith,  John,  grocer,  65  Warren  do. 

^mith,  John,  fchocl  mafter,  46  do. 

Smith,  Arthur,  mafon,  34  do. 

Smith,  Chriftian,  carman,  1 3  Robinfon  do. 

Smith,  widow  Mary,  boarding-houfe,  144  Front  do. 

Smith,  Robert,  tavern,  285  Water  do. 

Smith,  John,  mariner,  306  do. 

Smith,  PafchalN.  merchant,  200  do. 

Smith,  Piatt,  grocer,  64  do. 

Smith,  Stephen,  hat-maker,  52  do. 

Smith,  James  R.  merchant,  21 1  Pearl  do. 

Smith,  Thomas  R.  merchant,  287  do. 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY, 


Smith,  Charles,  and  Co.  merchants,  130  Pearl-ftreet . 
Smith,  John,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 
Smith,  John,  manner,  27  Roofevelt-ftreet. 

Smith,  —  ,  gentleman,  58  James  do. 

Smith,  William,  cabinet-maker,  45  Catharine  do. 

Smith,  Charles,  fhip-mafter.       Cherry  do. 

.*>mith;  v.'iuow  Ann.  51  Broad  do. 

Smith,  Thomas,  fhip-mader,  69  Cherry  do. 

Smith,  Thomas,  black-fmith,  171  Greenwich  do. 

Smith,  Michael,  hair-dreffer,  73  Cherry  do. 

Smith,  William,  wool  comber,  125  do. 

Smith,  George,  taylor,  and  boarding-houfe,  100  do. 

Smith,  James,  lumber  merchant,  New-market. 

Smith,  William,  carman,  27  Cliff-ftreet. 

Smith,  John,  baker,  47  Gold  do. 

Smith,  Bernardus,  taylor,  36  do. 

Smith,  Mofes,  merchant,  21  Broad  do. 

Smith,  John,  turner,  65  Beekman  do. 

Smith,  William  P.  phyfician,  79  do. 

Smith,  James,  filver-fmith,  65  Ann  do. 

Smith,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  23  Chatham  do. 

Smith,  John,  baker,  9  do. 

Smith,  David,  diftiller,  Cherry  do. 

Smith,  William,  printer,  16  Garden  do. 

Smith,  Benjamin,  carman,  17  Re&or  do. 

Smith,  Mifs  Elizabeth,  Mulberry  do. 

Smith,  widow  Mary,  do.  do. 

Smith,  John,  grocer,  do.  do. 

Smith,  Robert,  carmrn,  do.  do. 

Smith,  John,  carman,  Fayette  do. 

Smith,  Samuel,  turner  of  injeftion  pipes  and  fyrlnges, 

&c.  8  Banker-ltreet. 
Smith,  widow  Elizabeth,  mantua-maker,  milliner,  and 

filk-dyer,  22  Beaver-ltrect. 
Smith,  Francis,  cabinet-maker,  28  Beaver-llreet. 
Smith,  Abraham  L.  attorney  at  law,  5  do.  do. 
Smith,  Gerardus,  fail-maker,  15  do. 
Smith,  William, .iilock-maker,  24  Fletcher  do- 
Smith,  Rofanna,  huckfter,  225  William  do. 
Smith,  John,  merchant,  140  do. 


NEW- YORK  DIRECTORY.  I  /  3 

Smith,  Thomas,  counfcllor  at  law,  64  William-llreet. 

Smith,  Anthony,  tavern,  237  Broadway. 

Smith,  Christian,  baker,  307  do. 

Smith,  Henry,  carman,  325  do. 

Smith,  Jofeph.jun.  tavern,  191  Greenwich-flreet. 

Smith,  Stephen,  boarding-houfe,  205  do.  do.-!' 

Smith,  widow  of  John,  146  do.  . 

Smith,  Morris,  grocer,  194  do. 

Smith,  James  L.  merchant  and  auctioneer,  corner  of 

Wall  and  Front  ftreets. 
Smith,  Daniel,  llationcr,  32  Market-ftreet. 
Smith,  Andrew,  teacher  of  languages,  5,  and  houfe  9 
>  '  Cedar- ftreet. 

Smith,  ,  coachman,  35  Lumber  do. 

Smith,  Elihu,  phyfician,  23  Market  do. 
Smith  and  Moore,  merchants,  39  do.  do. 
Smith,  Richard,  tavern,  152  do.  do. 
Smith,  Henry,  carman,  82  John  do. 
Smith,  Thomas,  counfellor  at  law,  40  Wall  do. 
Smith,  Jofeph,  cork  cutter,  2  Crane-wharf. 
Smith,  Gilbert,  carman,  50  Lumber-ftreet. 
Smith,  John,  ftioe  maker,  25  Whitehall  do. 

Smith,  Thomas,  ,  90  Warren  do. 

Smith,  George,  houfe-carpenter,  17  Murray  do. 
Smith,  John,  looking-glafs  merchant,  29  Auguftus  do". 

Smith,  Mrs  ,  6  do. 

Smith,  widow,  feamftrefs,  7  Tryon-row. 

Smith,  John,  fruiterer,  26  Front-ftreet. 

Smith,  widow  Ann,  28  Oliver  do. 

Smith,  Robert,  carman,  41  do.  do. 

Smith,  Melan&on,  merchant,  corner  of  Cherry  and 

Dover  ftreets.         '      ^  ^:SfB^HjP§iT  *fl^^^B 
Smith,  widow  Eliza,  76  Gold-ftreet. 
Smith,  Jacob,  turner  and  chair-maker,  94  Beekmnn- 

ftreet. 

Smith,  John  G.  taylor,  2  Ann  do. 
Smith,  Cornelias,  caiman,  41  RutgeVs  do. 
Smith,  Mrs.  Ann,  fchool-miftrefs,  41  do.  do. 
Smith,  Archibald,  labourer,  Mulberry-ftrett 


1J4  NEW- YORK  DIRECTOR V. 

Smith,  William,  carman,  Hefter-flreet,  (Bowery.) 
Smith,  Jofeph,  Hoebuck  ferry-houfe,  78  Vefey-ftrect. 
Smith,  Benjamin,  houfe-carpenter,  28  do. 
Smith,  Richard,  houfe-carpenter,  20  do. 
Smith,  widow,  8  Dey  do. 
Smith,  Charles,  teacher  of  languages,  34  do. 
Smith,  Jofeph,  *  (hoe-maker,  22  Liberty  do. 
Smith,  Col.  William  S.  18  Cortlandt  do. 
Smith,  Piatt,  houfe-carpenter,  30  Divifion-ftreet, 
(Bowery.) 

mith,  Jacob,  accountant,  35  do.  do. 

mith,    Richard,   houfe-carpenter,  14  Pump-flreet^ 
(Bowery.) 

Smith,  James,  carman,  Bayard's-lane,  (Bowery.) 

Smith,  George,  houfe-carpenter,  14  Murray-ftreet 

Smith,  widow  of  Jofeph,  95  Reed  do. 

Snail,  Thomas,  lhip-mafter,  21  Frankfort  ftrcet. 

Snedden,  Robert,  carman,  46  Chamber  do. 

Snedecor  and  Seaman,  merchants,  144  Market  do. 

Sneed,  Ezekiel,  carman,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Snell,  widow  Mary,  boarding-houfc,  197  Wflliam-ftreet 

Sniggs,  Thomas,  bricklayer,  1 1  Cliff  do. 

Snow,  James,  carman,  57  Murray  do. 

Gno\vdon,George,jun.  (hip-chandler,  corner  of  Front- 
ftreet  and  Burling-flip,  and  houfe  56  Gold-ftreet. 

Snovvdon,  George,  manner,  152  William-ftrect. 

■Snyder,  John,  (hop-keeper,  86  Chatham  do. 

.Snyder,  Yorick,  labourer,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 

Snyder,  George,  mafon,  Mott-ftreet. 

£nyder,  Samuel,  carman,  6  Chamber  do. 

Snyder,  Peter,  carman,  4  Vefey  do. 

Solomon,  Hyam,  merchant,  19  Garden  doi 

Solomon,  Ifaac,  carman,  39  Broadway. 

Somtrendyek,  Matthew,  hair-drtfTer,  61  Broad-ltreefc 

Somerendyck,  Jacob,  coach-maker,  41  Beaver  do. 

Somercndyck,  widow,  20  George  do. 

Sontcnce.  Garret,  cooper.  229  William  do. 

Southward,  James,  ftivadore,  37  Divifion-lheet,  (Bow- 
ery- ) 

Southwonh,  Elijah,  watch-maker,  53  Water-fti/cet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  I  75 

Sovendyck,  William,  carman,  55  Vefey-ftreet. 

Sowerby,  James,  grocer,  7  Pump-ltrect,  (Bowery.) 

Spraight,  Richard,  painter  and  glazier,  45  Cliff-fticct. 

Spark,  Jonas,  houfe-carpenter,  83  Chamber  do. 

Spark,  John,  milk-man,  near  the  Collect.. 

Sparkman,  James,  mariner,  7  Cheapfide-dreet. 

Sparhawk,  Sufannah,  milliner,  137  William  do. 

Speed,  Paul,  livery-ftabler,  77  Broad  do. 

Speirs,  John,  cabinet-maker,  23  Murray  do. 

Spell  s,  Hugh,    do.    23  do.  do. 

Spence,  widow,  wafher,  1  2  Reed  do. 

Spence,  James,  houfe-carpenter,  7  Bridge  do. 

Spencer,  J.  and  Co.  merchants,  128  Water  do. 

Spencer,  Richard,  boat-builder,  11 1  Cherry  do- 
Spencer,  Paul,  houfe-carpenter,  33  Barclay  do. 

Speth,  George,  oil  and  paint  manufacturer,  Green- 
wich-road. 

Sperry,  Jacob,  gardener,  Bowery-lane. 

Sperry,  Henry,  houfe-carpenter,  do. 

Speyer,  John,  merchant,  19  Wall-ftreet. 

Spicer,  Francis,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 

Spicer,  Peter,  cooper,  do. 

Spices,  John,  black-fmith,  13  Murray-ftreet. 

Spies,  John,  laft-maker,  76  Chatham  do. 

Spiliard,  Timothy,  labourer,  48  Reed  do. 

Spins,  James,  mafon,  Rider-flreet. 

Spragg,  Samuel,  carman,  1 3  Cheaplide  do. 

Spread,  William,  grocer,  59  Catharine  do. 

Spriggs,  widow,  bakerefs,  28  Lumber  do. 

Springer,  James,  cooper,  10  James  do. 

Springer,  Jofcph,  ASipwright,  corner  of  Roofeveft 
and  Rutger's  ftreets. 

Sprong,  Jeremiah,  (hoe-maker,  40  Gold-ftreet. 

Sprong,  Jeremiah,  black-fmith,  Bowery-lane. 

Sprott,  John,  manner,  450  Pearl-ftreet. 

Sproul,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  61  Chamber  do. 

Sprout,  Thomas,  labourer,  24  Pump-llreet,( Bowery.) 

Stackhoufe,  Haftings,  grocer,  corner  of  Catharine- 
flip  and  Water-llreet. 

Stafford,  William,  mariner,  3  Chefnut-ftrect. 


I76  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Stagg,  Thomas,  baker,  181  Greenwich-ftreet. 

Stagg,  Thomas,  jun.  merchant,  29  Ann  do. 

Stagg,  John,  mafon,  193  Greenwich  do. 

Stagg,  Abraham,  flour  merchant,  193  do. 

Stagg,  Ifaac,  baker,  47  Ferry  do. 

Sagg,  Ifaac,  painter  and  glazier,  50  Barclay  do. 

Stagg,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  44  Vefey  do. 

Stagg,  Abraham,  houfe-carpenter,  28  Vefey  do. 

Stake,  Capt.  John,  184  William  do. 

Stanfbury,  Jofeph,  fecretary  to  the  Mutual  Infurance 

Company,  126  William  ftreet. 
Stanfbury,  Ifaac,  merchant,  165  Wafhington  do. 
Stanfbury,  Robert,  tanner,  8  Frankfort  do, 
Stanford,  the  Rev,  John,  fchoolmafter,  81  Fair-flrcet, 

and  houfe  36  Partition  do. ' 
Stanton,  Henry,  bricklayer,  20  Warren  do. 
Stanton,  Afa,  cabinet-maker,  corner  of  Oliver  and 

Cherry  ftreets.       .  « 
Stanton,  Robert,  fhip-mafter,  107  Oliver-ftreet. 
Stanton,  Robert,  boarding-houfe,  New-flip. 
Stanton,  widow  of  George,  201  Broadway. 
Stanton,  George,  houfe-carpenter  and  matter  builder, . 

8  John-ftreet. 

Stanton,  Jofeph,  lumber  yard  and  lime  meafurer,  68 
Dey-ftreet. 

Staples,  John  I.  and  ion,  hardware  and  jewellery  ftore, 

corner  of  Pearl  and  Congrefs  ftreets. 
Staples,  William,  at  Mr.  Rivington's,  corner  of  Wall 

and  Pearl  ftreets. 

Starbot, — ■  ,  fhip-mafter,  21  Fair-ftreeti 

Startin,  Charles,  merchant,  44  Wall  do. 

Stats,  widow  of  John,  114  Greenwich  do. 

Stavers,  George,  labourer,  54  New  do. 

Stebbins,  David,  grocer,  4  Liberty  do. 

Steddifoid,  Gerard,  auctioneer,  79  Wall-ftreet,  and 

houfe  15  John-ftreet. 
Steddiford,  widow,  (hop-keeper,  30  Partition  do. 
Steed,  — — ■ — ,  houfe-carpenter,  78  Catharine  do. 
Steel,  Michael,  milk-man.  Wirie-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Steel,  Stephen,  coach-maker,  z  Congrefs-ftreet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  1 77 

Steenberg,  John,  fliip-carpenter,  27  Banker-ftreet. 
Steenback,  Daniel,  taylor,  16  William  do. 
Steenback,  John,  ftone-polifher,  93  Greenwich  do. 
Steghefer,  John,  grocer,  48  Naflau  do. 
Steers,  Donald,  book-binder,  41  Chatham  do. 
Stevens,  John,  labourer,  73  Reed  do. 
Stevens,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  5  Murray  do. 
Stevens,  Capt.  William,  1 39  Front  do. 
Stevens,  Ebenezer,  merchant,  188  Water  do. 
Stevens,  Hugh,  carman,  45  Pearl  do. 
Stevens,  Daniel,  fliip-carpenter,  438  do. 
Stevens,  Cornelius,  oakum-picker,  47  Gold  do. 
Stevens,  Alexander,  (hip-rigger,  92    do.  do. 
Stevens,  Benjamin,  mafon,  67  Naflau  do. 
Stevens,  John,  7  Broadway. 
Stevens,  Heftor,  fhip-mafter,  14  Batavia-lane. 
Stevens,  Lawrence,  tea-water-man,  corner  of  Nicholas 

and  Elizabeth  ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Stevens,  John,  infpedtor  of  the  cultoms,  90  Market- 

ftreet. 

Stevens,  William,  baker,  27  Dey-ftreet. 

Stavens,   ,  houfe-carpenter,  6  Divifion-ftreet, 

(  Bowery. ) 

Stevenfon,  Hay,  merchant,  182  Pearl-ftreet. 
Stevenfon,  Benjamin,  liveiy-ftabler,  1 50  Chatham  do. 
Stevenfon,  Cornelius,  corner  of  Broad  and  Mill  ftreets. 
Stevenfon,  Benjamin,  taylor,  23  Rutger's-ftreet. 
Stevenfon,  Thomas,  black-fmith,  corner  of  Market 

and  Gold  ftreets. 
Stewart,  Charles,  grocer,  29  Murray-flreet. 
Stewart,  James,  grocer,  30  Front  do. 
Stewart,  John,  tavern-keeper,  58  Front  do. 
Stewart,  James,  baker,  corner  of  Oliver  and  Rutger's 

ftreets. 

Stewart,  Eli^beth,  79  Catharine-ftveet. 
Stewart,  Charles,  labourer,  66  Gold-ftreet. 
Stewart,  George,  hair-drefler,  77  Naffau  do. 
Stewart,  widow  Lucretia,  n  Fair  do.. 
Stewart,  James,  grocer,  27  William  do. 
Stewart,  Clurles,  merchant,  136  Wrlliara-ftrect. 


173  NEW- YORK  DIRECTOR V. 

Stewart  &  Jones,  fhip -chandlers,  corner  of  Wall  and 

Front  ftreets. 
Stewart,  James  A.  merchant,  39  Stonc-ftreet. 
Stewart,  Gilbert,  limner,  63  Stone  do. 
Stewart,  John,  oyfterman,  26  do.  do. 
Stewart,  Hugh,  36  Harmm-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Stickler,  John,  black-fmith,  2  Wall-ftreet,  and  fhop 

corner  of  Veiletenberg  and  New  ftreets. 
Stigney,  Simon,  houfe-carpenter,  60  Broad-ftreet. 
Stiles,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  59  Chapel  do. 
Stiles,  widow,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Stiles, widow,  32  Liberty-ftreet. 
Stillwell,  William,  merchant,  142  Market  do. 

Still  well,  ,  tobacconift,  6  George  do. 

Stillwell,  Elias,  cooper,  15  j  Market  do. 
Stillwell,  Stephen,  merchant,  136  do.  do. 
Stimble,  Matthew,  (hip-caipenter,  52  Roofevclt  do. 
Stimers,  Jonas,  weaver,  Bowery -lane. 
Stine,  Henry,  carman,  10  Warren-ftreet. 
Stirling,  James,  cooper,  97  Fiont  do. 
Stivefon,  Peter,  (hoe-maker,  224  William  do. 
Stipton,  Rofannah,  cook,  82  NafTau  do. 
Stockall,  Richard,  taylor,  76  James  do. 
Stocker,  Hugh,  fhip-mafter,  39  Beaver  do. 
Stockholm,  Andrew,  merchant,  303  Pearl  do. 
Stockwell,  Samuel,  conftable,  74  Cold  do. 
Stcckwell,  Nathaniel,  cooper,  19  Fletcher  do. 
Stocke,  Andrew,  lamp-lighter,  14  Auguftusdc 
Stoddart,  John,  watch-maker,  Corlaers-hoik. 
Stoddart  and  Kennedy,  clock  and  watch-makers,  10 

Libcity-ftreet. 
Stollenwrcck,  Prior  M.  watch-maker,  1 56  William  do. 
Stonehoufe,  Ifaac,  4  Liberty  do. 
Stoughton,  Thomas,  merchant,  43  Water  do. 
Storm,  Abraham,  carman,  70  Murray  do. 
Storm,  Lewis  and  Henry ,  cabinet-makers, 432  Pearldo. 
Storm,  Garret,  black-fmith,  44  Church  do. 
Storm,  Piatt,  fawyer.  307  Broadway. 
Stout,  widow  EiFy,  27  Fair  do. 
Stout,  Benjamin,  boarding-houfc,  55  Market  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  IJ§ 

Stout,  Feymour,  boot  &  (hoc-maker,  193  Water-ftreet. 
<     Stoutenburgh,  John,  merchant,  191  Broadway. 

Stoutenburgh,  James,  baker,  10  Barclay-ftreet. 

Stoutenburgh,  Thomas,  merchant,  10  Ferry  do. 

Stoutenburgh,  Ifaac,  and  fons,  merchants,  corner  of 
Dey  and  Greenwich  ftreets. 

Stoutenburgh,  Ifarx,  jun.  merchant,  Dey-ftreet. 

Stow,  widow  Mary,  17  Gold  do. 

Stowburgh,  Sophia,  walher,  227  William  do. 

Strahan,  William,  236  Greenwich  do. 

Strador,  Mrs.  fruit-feller,  Bowery-lane. 

Stranger,  John,  (hip-carpenter,  20  Rofe-ftreet. 

Strebeck,  the  Rev.  Geotge,  Minifter  of  the  Methodift. 
Church,  39  Frankford  do. 

Streebeline,  John  F.  taylor,  1  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bow- 
el*) rm  l.Vj 

Streeur,  Thomas,  fawyer,  22 1  William-ftreet. 

Striker,  Dennis,  boot  and  fhoe-maker,  67  Ann  do. 

Striker,  John,  foapand  candle- maker,  52  Beekman  do. 

Striker,  John,  taylor,  5  Augullusdo. 

Stringham,  Jofeph,  grocer,  460  and  462  Water  do. 

Stringham  and  Janeway,  brewery,  Magazine  do. 

Strong,  Nathan,  ferjeant  at  arms  to  the  fenate  of  the 
ftate  of  New-York,  and  boarding-houfe-keeper, 
corner  of  Water  and  Bread  ftreets. 

Strong,  Benjamin,  merchant,  148  and  164  Water- 
ftreet. 

Strong,  Selah,  merchant,  238  Water-ftreet. 

Struck,  John,  black  and  white-fmith,  13  Ann-ftreet. 

Stubb,  William,  milliner,  131  William  do. 
i    Stults,  John,  lamp-lighter,  263  Broadway. 

Sturges,  Lewis,  taylor,  1 86  Water-ftreet. 
1     jturges,  ,  hoqfe-carpenter,  19  Cliff  do. 

Sturges,  Jonathan,  jun.  merchant,  13  Ccerrties-flip. 

Stuyvefant,  Peter,  Bowery-lane. 

Styer,  Samuel,  hair-dreffer,  27  Chatham-row. 

"Stymefon,  —  ,  labourer,  SuCex-ftreet. 

Stymets,  Ifaac,  embroiderer,  209  Greenwich  do. 

Sty  met  s. -widow  Mary,  boardiag-houfe,  23  Barclay  do. 

Stymets,  Benjamin,  houfe-carpenter,  13,  Thames  do. 


l8o  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Stymets,  Frederick,  baker,  4  Naflau-ftreet. 
SufFern,  George,  merchant,  119  Front  do. 
Suffern,  George,  tobacco-manufacturer,  4  Depeyfler- 
ftreet. 

Sugar,  George,  black-fmith,  (hop  15  and  houfe  36 

Banker-ftreet. 
Sullivan,  Benjamin,  taylor,  36  Barclay-ftreet. 
Sullivan,  John,  grocer,  83  Front  do. 
Sullivan,  Edward,  baker,  93  James  do. 
Sullivan,  Archer,  fliip-mafter,  246  William  do. 
Sullivan,  James,  butcher,  Mulberry  do. 
Sullivan,  John,  labourer,  27  Warren  do. 
Summers,  Nathaniel,  carman,  55  Chamber  do. 
Summers,  William,  fail-maker,  Barrack  do. 
Sunday,  John,  labourer,  25  Auguftus  do. 
Supervifor's  office,  450  Pearl  do. 
Surrogate's  Office,  89  Pearl  do. 
Surre,  Raymond,  baker,  445  do. 
Sutherland,  John,  tea-water-man,  corner  of  Nicholas 

and  Elizabeth  ftreets,  (Bowery.) 
Sutherland,  John,  newfpaper-carrier,  25  Bridge-ftreet. 
Sutherland,  Angus,  carman,  35  Auguftus  do. 
Sutton,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  23  Chatham  do. 
Sutton  and  Hardie,  auctioneers.  62  Wall  do. 
Sutton,  Jofeph,  carman,  435  Pearl  do. 
Sutton,  George,  broker,  53  Vefey  do. 
Suydam  and  Heyer,  meichants,  67  Front  do. 
Suydam,  Rinier,  flour-merchant,  4  Stone  do. 
Suydam,  John,  flour-merchant,  4    do.  do. 
Suydam,  Samuel,  merchant,  14  Broadway. 
Suydam,  Rinier  and  John,  9  Coenties-flip. 
Swaim,  James,  boot  and  flioe-maker,  3  1  Chapel-ftreet. 
Swain,  widow,  walher,  29  Broadway. 
Swainell,  Francis,  callico  glazier  and  filk  flocking 

drefler,  48  Cedar-llreet. 
Swan,  James,  mariner,  5  Rutger*3do. 
Swan,  Charles  1  ilot,  16  Cliff  do. 
Swan,  John,  taylor,  21  do.  do. 
Swanfton,  James,  merchaut,  coiner  of  Market  and 

William  ftreets. 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  l8l 

Swartwout,  John,  labourer,  83  Chambcr-£lrect. 
Swartwout,  John,  drnggift,  9  Water  do. 
Swartwout  &  Dnmont,  druggills,  66  do. 
Swartwout,  Bernardus,    and  foil,    merchants,  114 

Greenwich-ftreet. 
Swartz,  Jacob,  ftioe-makcr,  199  William  do. 
Swartz,  — — ,  baker,  27  Barclay  do. 
Swayze,  Mary,  5  Eagle-iheet,  (Bowery.) 
Sweeny,  Thomas,  fchool-mafter,  22  Vefey-ftreet. 
Switzer,  Peter,  cutler,  23  Cliff  do. 
Swords,  Thomas  and  James,  printers,  bookfcllers  and 

flationers,  167  William-ft  reet. 
Symmerman,  Andrew,  milk-man,  47  Warren  do. 

T 

Tabelle,  John,  merchant,  135  Wiiliam-flreet. 

rabelle,  James,  cabinet-maker,  39  Fair  do. 

Tach,  Michael,  brick-layer,  455  Pearl  do. 

TafF,  widow,  walhtr,  Crofs  do. 

[^albert,  Frederick,  brewer,  1 33'  Chatham  do. 

Talbot,  Allumand  Lee,  merchants,  241  Pearl  do. 

Fallo,  Mary,  feamflrefs,  28  Barclay  do. 

'-'alio,  James,  jun.  hatter,  318  Water  do. 

Talman,  Samuel  and  Peter,  giocers,  171  Front  do. 

?alman,  Samuel,  merchant,  1 94  Water  do. 

'alman,  Peter,  merchant,  53  Cliff  do. 

^amer,  Henry,  labourer,  21  Purnp-llreet,  (Bowery.) 
■  'ammage,  jofeph,  nailer,  47  Cliff-ltreet. 

Viikard,  George,  carman,  47  Wr.rren-llreet. 

\inner,  William,  grocer,  8  Peck-flip. 

'anner,  Benjamin,  engraver,  26  Frankfort-ftreet. 

*«net,  French  gentleman,  49  Bowery-lane. 
.   'app,  William,  accountant,  394  Pearl-ftrect. 

'argay,  James,  carman,  45  Barclay  do. 

'argay,  John,  houfe -carpenter,  45  do. 

'argee,  Juhn,  infpeclor  of  thecuftonis,  24  Cliff  do. 
ate,  Moore  foap  and  candle-maker,  15  Eaiclaydo. 
f   ate,  George,  mariner,  450  Pearl  do. 

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I  82  NLW-VORX  DIRECTORY. 

Tate,  Hugh,  labourer,  25  Whitehall-ftreet. 

Taunt,  Thomr.s,  mafon,  Third-ftreet.  (Bowery.) 

Tavvfer,  Eflhcr,  grocer,  corner  of  Nicholas  and  Wine 
ftreets,  (Bowery.) 

Taylorfon,  Nicholas,  agent,  60  Barclay-flreet. 

Taylor,  John,  boatman,  86  Reed  do. 

Taylor,  John,  merchant,  199  Pearl  do. 

Taylor,  John,  Hone-cutter  and  grocer,  100  Green- 
wich-ftrcet. 

Taylor,  John,  grocer,  2  Wall  do. 

Taylor,  Charles,  labourer,  16  Murray  do. 

Taylor,  Edmund,  carman,  35  Robir.fon  do. 

Taylor,  Henry,  taylor,  15  Pearl  do. 

Taylor,  Mofes,  taylor,  27  Broadway. 

Taylor,  Archibald,  taylor,  Barrack-ftreet.  ^yjjfc- 

Taylor,  Willet,  jun.  III.  D.  22  Cherry  do. 

Taylor,  John,  attorney  at  law,  22  do.  do. 

Taylor,  Benjamin,  13  Fair  do.  , 

Taylor,  John,  mariner,  1 14  Beekman  do. 

Taylor,  John,  fhip-wrjghf,  69  Ann  do. 

Taylor,  John,  merchant,  44  Congrefs  do. 

Taylor,  Jeremiah  B.  houfe-cai  penler,  30  Church  do. 

Taylor,  Henry,  caiman,  3  Chnpel  do. 

Taylor,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  93  William  do. 

Taylor,  Abraham,  taylor,  34  Lumber  do. 

Taylor,  Stephen,  {hoc-maker,  10  Liberty-flFeet. 

Taylor,  JefTe,  mariner,  30  Divifion-ftreet,  ( Bowery.  ) 

Taylor, Robert,  fhip-wright,  35  Divifion-Rreet, (Bow- 
ery.) 

Taylor,  George,  turner,  10  Eagle-ftrcet,  (Bowery.) 
Teats,  John,  fkinncr,  9.  Peck-flip. 
Teer,  William,  ftiip-rnaller,    386.  Pearl-ftreet. 
Tell,  Mark,  fchool-mafter    11  Fair  do. 
Teller,  James,  hatter,  corner  of  Pearl  and  Cherry- 
flreets. 

Temple,  Sir  John,  Conful-Gcnetal  from  Great-Bri- 
tain   22  Cortlandt-tlreet. 
Templtton,  widow  Catharine.  3  Congrefs  do. 
Ten  Brook  and  Cbapman,  merchants.  45  William  do. 
Ten  Brook,  Jafper,  me;chuiit,  91  do. 


NEW- YORK    DIRECTORY.  183 


Ten  Brook,  Henry,  merchant,  5  1  John-ftieet. 
Ten  Brook,  Heniy,  butcher,  2  Eagle-ilreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Ten  Eyck,  Andrew,  block-maker,  71  Fiont-itreet. 
Ten  Eyck,  Daniel,  black-fmith,  73  do.  do. 
Ten  Eyck  and  Cockcroft,  grocers,  74  do.  do. 
Ten  Eyck,   John,  merchant,  19  Pearl-Ihcet,  and 

houfe  63  Broad  itrett. 
Ten  Eyck,  Thomas,  merchant,  26  Broadway. 
Ten  Eyck,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  57  Whitehall- 

ftieet. 

Ten  Eyck,  Richard,  infpeclor  of  flour,  37  Beaver- 
ftreet. 

Tenney,  William,  clerk  in  the  branch  Bank  of  the 

United  States,  51  Stonc-tlreet. 
Ternay,  Lawrence,  houfe-carpenter,  Mulbeuy  do. 
Terrill,  William,  grocer,  40  Partition  do. 
Terry,  Samuel,  merchant,  Market  do. 
Tetard,  widow,  31  Murray  do. 
Thar,  Henry,  tavern-keeper,  22  Church  do. 
Tharp,  Jofeph.  labourer,47  Greenwich  do. 
Thnrp,  Cornelius,  carman,  Eowery-lane. 
Thatcher,  Samuel,  boarding-houfe,  62  Cherry  do. 
Thebaud,  Jofeph,  merchant,  262  Pearl  do. 
Thew,  Daniel,  attorney  at  law  a:id  notary  public,  64 

Market-ftreet. 
Thibou,  Llwis,  boot  and  ll.oe-maker,  215  Water  do. 
Thibou,  Frederick,  flioe-maker,  38  Warren  do. 
Thomas,  William,  grocer,  159  Peail  do. 
Thomas,  widow,  wafher,  247  William  do., 
Thomas,  Benjamin,  fhoe-mnker,  46  Cedar  do. 
Thornac,  Jonathan,  taylor,  61  Chatham  do-^ 
Thomas,  James,  boatman,  36  Oliver  do. 
Thomas,  widow  Mary,  6  New  do. 
Thompfon,  William  A.  counfellor  at  law,.  57  Beek- 

man-ftreet. 
Thompfon,  Peter,  hatter,  35  Rofe  do. 
Thomfou,  Alexander,  houfe-carpcr.ier,  Si  Warrer  rc. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Thomas,  Henry,  cabinet-maker,  30  Beaver-ftreet. 
Thomas,  James,  labourer,  49  Olivet  do. 
Thomas,  Richard,  rigger,  27  Cliff  do. 
Thomas,  William,  fhoe-maker,  78  Naffau  do. 
Thomas,  Amos,  wood-fawyer,  71  Fair  do. 
Thomas,  Habitant  de  St.  Louis,  73  Cortlandt  do. 
Thomas,  William,  /hip-carpenter,  19  Rofe  do. 
Thomas,  Abraham,  fail-maker,  35  do. 
Thomas,  John,  10  do. 

Thompfon,  George,  butcher,  448  Pearl  do. 

Thompfon,  John  H.  merchant,  35  Wall  do. 

Thompfon,  Archibald,  corner  of  Bowery-lane  and 
Bayaid-fheet,  (Bowery.) 

Thompfon,  John,  rMhriner,  67  Roofevelt-flreet. 

Thompfon, Peter,  brick-layer,  29  do.  do. 

Thompfon,  Captain  William,  169  William  do. 

Thompfon,  widow  of  Andrew,  29  Roofcvelt  do. 

Thompfon,  John,  boatman,  33  Moore  do. 

Thompfon,  widow  Margaret,  63  Fair  do. 

Thompfon,  John,  accountant,  63  do. 

Thompfon,  James,  city  marfhal,  2  do. 

Thompfon,  James,  fhip-carpenter,  29  Cheapfrde  do. 

Thompfon,  Andrew,  mafon,  Mulberry  do. 

Thompfon,  Archibald,  coach-maker,  60  Vefey  do. 

Thompfon,  William  C.  parchment  and  glove  manu- 
facturer, 55  Dey-ftrcet. 

Thomfon,  widow  of  William,  165  Water-",  rect. 

Tliomfon,  John,  merchant,  203  l'earl  do. 

Thompfon,  James,  merchant,  90  Market  do. 

Thomfon,  James,  parchment  manufacturer,  5  Bankcr- 
ftrect. 

Thomfon,  James,  nailer,  23  Thames  do. 

Thorn,  Wfiltam,  taylor,  Barley  do. 

Thorn,  Henry,  boat-builder,  fhop  280  Water-ftrect, 

and  noufe  1  Dover-flreet. 
Thorne,  Stephen,  merchant,  houfe  16,  and  ftore  18 

Burling -flip. 
Thorne,  Stephen,  jun.  merchant  23  Burling-flip. 
Thome,  William,  fiour-mcrchant,  62  Rookvelt-flrcct. 
Thorne,  Samuel,  fliip-carpcnter,  88  Catharine  do. 


NEW- YORK   DIRECTORY.  I  85 

Thome,  Thomas,  milk-man,  55  Catharine-ftreet.. 
Thome,  Ifaac,  (hip-carpenter,  38  Vandewater  do. 
Thornton,  John,  huckfter,  10  Fletcher  do. 
Thornton,  William,  black-fmith,  51  Partition-ftreet, 

and  houfe  61  Dey-ftrect. 
Thorpe,  Daniel,  carman,  27  Roofevelt-ftreet, 
Thumb,  Peter,  carman,  219  Greenwich  do. 
Thurman,  John,  merchant,  45  William  do. 
Thurfton,  Grindall,  gun-fmith,  I  Front  do. 
Thurfton,  John,  merchant,  41  Beekman  do. 
Thurfton,  Jacob,  mafon,  57  Church  do. 
4    Thurfton,  Benjamin,  grocer,  corner  of  Firft  and  Firtier 
flreets,  (Bowery.) 
Thurfton,  Samuel,  hair-drefler,  ,47  Water-ftreet. 
Thuifton,  Charles,  fliip-joiner,  1 1  Pump-ftreet,(Bow- 

Thurfton,  William,   black-fniith,  14  Pump-ftreet, 
(Bowery.) 

Tiebout,  Anthony,  labourer,  73  Chamber-ftreet. 
Tiebout,  Tunis,  mafon,  62  Warren  do. 
Tiebout,  George,  engineer,  257  Greenwich  do. 
Tiebout,  Tunis,  houfe-carpenter,  84  John  do. 
Tiebout,  Henry,  mafon,  45  Chapel  do. 
Tiebout,  Albert,  fiftier,  45  do. . 
Tiebout  and  O'Brien,  printers,  358  Pearl-ftrcet. 

Tiebout,  ,  68  Warren  do. 

Tier,  Daniel,  tavern-keeper,  comer  of  Pump-fu-eet 

and  Bowery-lane. 
Tiers,  Jacob,  butcher,  Bowery -lane. 
Tiers,  Cornelius.,  black-fmith,  86  Bowery-lane. 
Tiers,  John  D-  meafurer,  5  Hague-ftreet. 
Tiers,  Valentine,  carman,  Wine-ftrect,  (Bowery.) 
Tiffen,  James,  hat-maker,  119  and  128  Water-ftrcet. 
i    Tilchinier,  Peter,  mafon,  25  Chamber  do. 
Tilleron,  Lewis,  merchant,  28  Reed  do. 
Tillery,  James,  pliyfician,  corner  of  Broadway  and 

Wall-flreet. 

TiUinghall,  Chailes,  deputy  colle&or  of  the  cuft^ms, 
I      135  Cherry  ftieet. 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Tillinghaft,  Stephen,  merchant,  i  f>  Beaver-ftrect. 

Tillow,  William,  turner  and  rufn-bottomed  chair- 
maker,  63  Pearl-ftreet. 

Tillow,  Francis,  turner  and  rulli-bottomed  chair- 
maker,  22  Stone-ftreet. 

Tillow,  Vincent,  turner  and  rufli-bottomtd  chair- 
maker,  3  Broad-ftreet. 

Tillow,  Peter,  turner  and  rufn-bottomed  chair-maker, 
1  Cheapfide-ftreet. 

Tiilcw,  Peter,  turner  and  ru(h-boltomed  chair-maker, 
72  Eroad-ftreet. 

Tilton,  John,  manner,  12  Fair-ftreet. 

Tilton,  Hutchins,  houfe-carpenter,  Mulberry  do. 

Timpfon,  Thomas,  cabinet-maker,  93  Pearl  do. 

Tingley,   James,  houfe-carpenter,  43  Murray  do. 

Tingley,  Captain  Daniel,  53  Cherry  do. 

Tinker  James,  {hip-mafter,  37  George  do. 

Tifdalc,  Elkanah,  engraver,  15  New  do. 

Titteiington,  Richard,  houfe-carpenter,  93  James  do. 

Titler,  Valentine,  boatman,  63  Pearl  do. 

Titus, Williamand  John,  flour-merchants,  69 Front  do-. 

Titus,  Henry,  livery-ftabler,  461  Peail  do. 

Titus,  S2muel,  merchant,  192  Pearl  do. 

Titus,  Timothy,  boarding-hcufe,  53  Cherry  do. 

Titus,  widow  Abigail, boarding-houfe,  7  1  Catharinedo. 

Titus,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  16  Lombard  ftreet. 

Titus,  Charles,  grocer,  289  Broadway. 

Titus,  John,  flour-merchant.  58  Congrefs-ftreet. 

Titus,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  19  Cheapfide-ftreet; 

Todd,  Adam,  fliip  mailer,  358  Pearl  do. 

Tofts,  William,  milkman,  76  Liberty  do. 

Tom,  Thomas,  merchant,  1 85  Water-ftreet,  and  houf? 
1 7  Burling-fiip. 

Tom,  widow  Elizabeth,  boarding  houfe,  195  Wit- 
liam-ftreet. 

Tomkins,  Eneas,  sarman,  47  Greenwich-ftree?, 
Tomkins,  John,  carman,  38  Lumber  do. 
Tomlinfon,  Ifaac,  merchant,  176  Water  do. 
Tonton,   William,    flupwright,    30  Dmfion-A-reet, 
(Boweiy. ) 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  187 


Tooker,  Daniel,  tanner  and  currier,  28  Frankfort- 
llreet. 

Tooker,  Daniel,  jun.  tanner  and  currier,  IC4  Gold  do. 
Torbofs,  Ifaac,  painter  and  glazier,  80  Liberty-ftrcet. 
Torrance,  Hugh,  grocer,  13  William  do. 
Terrey,  William,  merchant,  68  Beekman  do. 
l  orry,  James,  hoafe-carpenter,  44  Barclay  do. 
Torry,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  23  Banker  do. 
Toit,  widow,  38  Warren  do.   ■  Sfc* 
Totten,  Silas,  at  the  new  tea-water  pump,  11  James- 
itreet. 

Tout,  Robert,  infpeftor  of  leather,  18  George-ftrcet. 

Towers,  Jofeph,  grocer,  27  Cherry  do. 

Towers,  Roger,  mariner,  85  Fair  do. 

Town,  John,  boarding  and  ftagc-houfe  for  Philadel- 
phia, by  the  land  ftages  over  Powle's-hook,  9  hront- 
ftreet. 

Town,  John,  mafon,  79  Murray-ftreet. 

Townfend,  George  and  Benjamin,  merchants,  194 

Water-ftreet. 
Townfend,  Solomon,  merchant,  225  Pearl-ftrect. 
Townfend,  John,  flour-merchant,  103  Cherry  do. 
Tracey,  Andrew  H.  mufician,  217  William  do. 
Tracey.  William,  accountant,  52  Stone  do. 
Trare,  Jacob,  gardener,  Firft-ftrect,  (Boweiy.) 
Travers,  widow,  28  Barclay-ftreet. 
Travers,  Catharine,  huckfter,  26  Robinfon  do. 
Treadwell,  William,  livery-ftablcr,  47  Cortlandt  do. 
Treat  and  Nifbet,  druggiits,  29  Market  do. 
Treat,  Malachi,  phyfician  29  do. 
Treafurer  of  ftate's  office,  3  4  Pearl  do. 
Tree,  widow  of  Robert,  hair-dreffer,  12  Stone  do. 
Trembly.  Alexander,  houfe-caipenter,  Barley  do. 
Ttembly,  Daniel,  gTocer,  68  Cortlandt  do. 
Tremper,  widow  Leah,  fick-nurfe,  7  Catharine  do. 
Trepan.  Anthony,  fruit-feller,  129  Market  do. 
1  ribe,  William,  copper-fmifch,  68  Vefey  do. 
Trigleth,  Edward   black-fmith,  256  WiiHam  do. 
Tripp,  Lott,  tobacconift,  210  Water  do. 
Trivett,  James,  fhce-maker,  45  Cliff  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Tronfon,  Jeremiah,  merchant,  71  Pearl-ftrcet. 
Tioup,  Robert,  counfellor  at  law,  19  Cedar  do. 
'J  roup,  Henry,  merchant,  26  George  do. 
'J  row,  widow  Elizabeth,  29  Moore  do. 
Trufs,  Chiiftian,  gardener,  Firft-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Tucker,  Iflimael,  boatman,  96  Warren-ftrcct. 
Tucker,  Abraham,  carman,  3  Bridge  do. 
Tufts,  Jofhua  B.  taylor,  22  Thames  do. 
Turrell  and  Woodhull,  merchants,  113  William  do, 
Turk,  Ahafhuerus,    mufical-inftrument   maker,  35 
Nafiau-ftreet. 

Turk,  Ahafliuerus,  jun.  mufical-inftrument  maker,  49 
Broad-ftreet. 

Turnbull,  Mofes,  ftiip-wright,  29  Cheapfide  ftreet. 
Turnbull,  William,  merchant,  90  William  do. 
Turnbull,  Colonel  George,  1  Wall  do. 
Turnbull,  Thomas,  accountant,  10  Lumber  do. 
Turner,  John,  carman,  77  Chamber  do. 
Turner,  John,  jun.  merchant,  118  William  do. 
Turner,  Francis,  qiiill-rnaniifafhirer,  67  Murray  do. 
Turner,  Mrs.  milliner,  156  William  do. 
Turner,  John,  fen.  merchant,   148  Broadway. 
Turner>  widow  Helen,  133  Chatham-ftveet. 
Turner,  John,  carman,  28  Vandewater  do. 
Turner,  Alexander,  labourer,  5  Harman-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Tuthill,  Thomas,  baker,  19  Reed  ftreet. 
Tuthill,  Ufall,  houfe-carpenter,  91  Chamber  do. 

Tuthill,  ,  merehant,  43  Greenwich  do. 

Tuthill,  Aaron,  fchool-mafter,  88  James  do. 
Tuthill,  Daniel,  card-mr.iufafturer,  cojnerof  Cherry 

and  Crofs  11 1  eets.  j^H 
Tuthill,  John,  tavern-keeper,  30  Moore- ftreet. 
Tuthill,  Ifrael,  labourer,  15  Harman  do. 
Tuthill,  Jolmfton,  tavci n-keeper,  143  Market  do. 
Tweed,  Philip,  black-fmith,  58  Rutgcr's  do. 
Twells.  David,  cooper,  288  Water  do. 
Tylec,  Nathaniel,  flup-mafter,  33  Frankfort  do. 
1  ylee,  Rebecca,  fchool-miftrcfs.  16  Roofevclt  do. 
Tylee,  James,  infpeftor  of  leather,  83  Chatham  do. 


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Tyler,  Jacob, teacherofthemathematics,  67  Cliff-ftreet. 
Tyler,  widow  Hannah,  4  Fayette  do 
Tyfon,  John,  fhoe-maker,  Heller-ftreet  (Bowery.) 
Tyfon,  Abraham,  honfe-carpenter  and  mailer  builder, 

64  Broad-ltreet. 
Tyfon,  Cornelius,  grocer,  5  Barclay  do. 

UHhoefFer,  George,  mufician,  19  Datch-fheet. 
Underhill,  David,  and  fon,  merchants,  234  Water  do. 
Underhill,  Jofliua,  &  Co.  flour-merchants,  15  Crane- 
wharf. 

Underhill,  Jofhua.  merchant  32  Vandewater-ftreet. 
Underhill.  Richardfon,  and  Co.  flout -merchants,  15 

Crane  wharf.  - 
Urion,  Miles,  mariner,  1 1  Chamber-ftreet. 
Uftick,  William,  taylor,  12  Front  do. 
Uftick,  William,  merchant,  244  Peaildo. 
Utt,  Jonas,  cooper,  1 1  Tryon-row. 
Utt,  John,  cooper,  33  Liberty-ftreet. 
Utt,  James,  butcher,  Greenwich-road. 

V 

Vache,  John,  artificial  florid,  75  William-ftreet. 
Vacher,  John  F.  phyfician,  10  Fair  do. 
Vaile,  William,  fhip-wright,  251  William  do. 
Valeau,  Peter,  (hoe-maker,  i4Chefnut  do. 
Valeau,  Fanconer,  faddler,  40  Vandewater  do. 
f    Valeau,  William,  fliip-builder,  21  Rofe  do. 

Valentine,  Robert,  houfe-carpenter,  90  Chamber  do. 
Valentine  &  Clapp,  flour- merchants,  Farmar'«-wharf. 
Valentine,  Abraham,  grocer,  138  Market-ftreet.. 
Valentine,  William,  cooper,  Crofs  do. 
Valentine,  Jacob,  flour-merchant,  89  Chatham  do. 
Valentine,  Michael,  weaver,  Bowery-lane. 
Valentine,  Henry,  hatter,  9  Chapel-ftreet.- 
Valentine,  John,  black-fmith,  52  do.  do. 
Valentine,  Caleb,  grocer,  169  Greenwich  do. 


tgo  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Valentine,  John,  black -fmith,  Mulberry-ftreet. 
Valentine,  lfaac,  carman,  do.  do. 
Van  Alen,  Cornelius,  coach  and  chair-maker,  30  Bar- 
clay-(beet. 

Van  Alen,  Cornelius,  (hop-keeper,  22  Market  do. 

Van  Alen,  Mrs.  Catliaiine,  (hop-keeper,  22  do.  do. 

Van  Alen,  widow  Elizabeth,  8  Lumber  do. 

Van  Alen,  John,  grocer,  74  Vefey  do. 

Van  Alen,  States,  houfe-carpenttr,  60  Barclay  do. 

Van  Alit,  John,  block-maker,  290  Water-ftrcet,  and 

houfe  175  William-ftreet. 
Van  Aliti  ne,  widow  Catharine,  Thomas  do. 
Van  Antwerp,  Nicholas,  ironmonger,  39  Water  do. 
Van  Antwerp,  Samuel,  ironmonger,  177  Waihing- 

toii-ftreet. 

Van  Antwerp,  James,  taylor,  48  Maiket-flreet. 

Van  Antwerp,  ,  coachman,  8  Lumber  Jo. 

Van  Antwerp,  Daniel,  broker,  19  Fair  do. 

Van  Arden,  Peter,  carman,  39  Warren  do. 

Van  Arder,  John,  currier,  20  Vandewater  do. 

Van  Aviiar,  Peter,  carman,  58  Warren  do. 

Van.  Aular,  James,  carman,  7  Bridge  do. 

Van  Aiilar,  Aaron,  block-maker,  between  New  and 

Catharine  flips,  Water-ftreet. 
Van  Berkel,  Francis,  ambaffador  from  Holland,  41 

Cortlandt-ftreet. 
Van  Berkel,  widow,  fehool-miftiefs,  18  Fletcher  do. 
Van  Beuren,  Michael,  carman,  53  Reed  do. 
Van  Beuren,  Beekman  M.  phyfician,  310  Broadway.. 
Van  Beuren,  Beekman,  vinegar-merchant,  58  Cheiry- 

ftreet. 

Van  Beuren,  Henry,  grocer,  65  Ann-ftreet,  and  (lore 

133  Market-ftreet. 
Van  Blai  icnm,  Abraham,  labourer,  1 1  Reed  do. 
Van  Bomel,  Garret,  25  Barclay  do. 
Van  Bomel,  Peter,  carman,  25  do.  do. 
Van  Braymer,  Thomas,  labourer,  298  Watei  do. 
Van  Bumler,  Leonard,  mafon,  59  Chaptl  do. 
Van  Bunel,  Peter,  24  Ccrtlandt  do. 
Van  Bulk  irk,  Abraham,  iun.  grocer,  14  Market  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  191 

Van  Bulk  irk,  Abraham,  merchant,  167  Broadway. 

Van  Clceck,  John  L..  grocer,  167  Waftiington-itreet. 

Van  Cleeck,  l'eter,  labourer,  30  Banker  do. 

Van  Clceck,  Leonard,  (hip-carpenter,  10  Fayette  do 

Van  Dalfon,  John,  ferry  man,  Batley  do. 

Van  Derbeck,  David,  black-fmith,  19  Warren-ftreet, 
and  239  Greenwich-llieet. 

Van  Derbeck,  Abraham,  milkman,  1 7  Robinfon  do. 

Van  Dei  beck,  Coenrad,  carman,  53  Church  do. 

Vandenbarick,  Robert,  ropemaker,  Mulberry  do» 

Vandenbarick,  widow  Magaret,  do. 

Vandcibergh,  John,  carman,  Barley-ftreet. 

Vanderbergh,  Cornelius,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 

Vanderbergh,  Adam,  carman,  3  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery-) .  WM 

Vanderbilt,  Andrew,  boot  and  /hoe-maker,  n  Wil- 
•  liam-ltreet. 

Vanderbilt,  John,  grocer,  153  Market  do. 

V anderhoof,  widow,  milk-woman,  7 1  Warren  do. 

Vanderhoof,  Peter,  carman,  23  Banker  do. 

Vanderhoof,  John,  carman,  5  Rector  do. 

Vanderlip,  Elias,  (hoe-maker,  166  William  do. 

Vandtilip,  Elias,  (hoe-maker,  104  Market  do. 

Vanderpool.  John,  fign-painter  and  gilder,  46  William- 
(Ireet,  and  houfe  75  1  earl-ftreet. 

Vanderpool,  William,  boat-man,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Vandervoort,  widow,  7  Murray-ftreet. 
Vandervoort,  Peter,  clerk,  5  3  Dey  do. 
Vandervoort,  Jacob,  coach-maker,  6  Fair  do. 
Vandervoort,  Mrs.  l'hebe,  mantua-maker,  6  do. 
Vandevanter,  John,  wire- manufacturer, 3  Water-ftreet, 

and  houfe  24  Moore-ftreet. 
Vande»ater,  Burgher,  grocer,  Bowery -lane. 
Vanrk-\> f.ter,  William,  51  Liberty-ftreet. 
Vandcurfen,  Abraham,  foap  and  candle-maker,  oppo- 

fite  A'iiil-ftreet,  in  Broad-ftreet. 
Van  Deurfen.  Ilaac,  houfe-carpenter,  22  Wall-ftreet. 
Vandovcr,  Andrew,  carman,  3  Reed  do. 
VanUovtr,  Peter,  fail- maker,  8c  Liberty  dp 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Vanducr,   Andrew,    butcher,    37  Divifion-Ureet, 
( Bow  ery.) 

Vandufer,  widow,  wafher,  30  Warren-flreet. 
V-andufer,  Ifaac,  black-fmith,  131  Front  do. 
Vandufer,  JeflTe.  taylor,  431  Pearl  do. 
Vanduyne,  James,  hatter,  373  do.  do. 
Van  Dyke,  Conroras,  carman,  74  Murray  do. 
Van  Dyck  and  Shippey,  grocers,  44  Front  do. 
Van  Dyck,  Ifaac,  cabinet-maker,  43  Market  do. 
Van  Dyck,  James,  upholfterer,  3X  do.  do. 
Van  Dyck, Francis, chocolate-maker,  28  Beekman  do. 
Van  Dyck,  John,  chocolate  and  lnuftard-maker,  66 
Broad-ltreet. 

Van  Kmburgh,Adonia,  fhoe-maker,  52  Barclay-ftreet. 
Van  Evara,  Minard,  houfc  carpenter,  Barley  do. 
Van  Evara,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  Mott  do. 
Van  Giefon  and  Van  Blareum,  merchants,  William- 

flieet. 

Van  G elder,  Abraham,  42  do.  do. 
Van  Gelder,  Abraham,  fen.  lime-infpector,  63  Cort- 
landt-llreet. 

Van  Gelder,  Abraham,  phyfician,  13  Frankfort  do. 
Van  Gelder,  James,  carman,  Wine-ftreet,  ( Bowery- ) 
Van  Geldei,  Abraham,  jun.  grocer  and  Povvle's-hook 

ferry-houfe,  Cortlandt-ftreet,  North-River. 
Van  Hagen,  Peter  A.  organ i It,  near  the  Collect. 
Van  Hook,  Ifaac,  fexton  of  the  New  Dutch  Church, 

55  Liberty-ftreet. 
Van  Hook,  Aaron,  fchool-maftcr.  Bowery-lane. 
Van  Horn,  David,  adjutant-general,  55  Ccdar-ftreet. 
Van  Home,  widow  of  James,  grocer,  147  Front  do. 
Van  Home,  Garret,  merchant,  129  Pearl  do. 
Van  Home,  Auguftus  V.  merchant,  10  William  do. 
Van  Home,  Auguftus,  10  do.  do. 
Van  Home,  Mrs.  Margaret,  ftiop-keeper,  18  do. 
Van  Home,  David  mafon,  Mulberry  do. 
Van  Home,  Cornelius,  carman.  Mulberry  do. 
Van  Home,  Andiew,  black-fmith,  Mulberry  do.  and 

(hop  between  New  &  Catharine  flips,  Water  ftreet. 
Van  Houtcr,  John  G.  carman,  Grecuwich-road. 


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Van  Houter,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  3  New-ftrect. 
Van  Houter,  Peter,  labourer,  74  Vefey  do. 
Van  Lear,  widow,  wafher,  13  Diviiicn-fircct,  (B;;w- 
err. ) 

Van  Neft,  widow  of  William,  faddler,  1 1 1  Per.-l-ftre et. 

Van  Neft,  Peter,  houfe-carpcr.ter,  53  Broad  do. 

Van  Neeland,  Henry,  grocer,  309  Broadway. 

Van  Norden,  Luke,  merchant.  3  -Vlarket-itree't. 

Van  Norden,  Gabriel,  grocer,  2  do. 

Van  Norden,  Thcodorus  W.  do.  16  do. 

Van  Norden,  David,  black-fmith,  88  Fair-ftrcct,  and 

fliop  1  Crane-wharf.  »,SV- 
Van  Norden,  John,  carman,  39  Chapel-fhefet. 
Van  Norden,  Jofeph,  do.  39  do. 
Van  Noorfl  Aaron,  labourer,  corner  of  Chapel  and 

Reed  ftrcets. 

Van  Noftrand,  Albert,  Minifter  of  the  McthodiC 

Church,  Second-flrect,  (Bov.ery.) 
Van  Noftrand,  '!  homas  P.   bbek-maker,  between 

New  and  Cntha'rine  flips,  Water-ftree't. 
Van  Noltrand, William, carman,  1  Eagle-lireet,  (Bow- 

Van  Pelt,  Jacob,  houfe-carpenter,  38  Barclay-ftieeL 

Van  Pelt,  Lucrctia,  wa'fher,  67  do. 

Van  Pelt,  widow-,  feamftrefs,  166  William  do. 

Van  Pelt,  John,  fen.  mafon,  15  Frankfort  do. 

Van  Pelt,  John,  jun.  do.  15  do.  ' 

Van  Pelt,  Henry,  grocer  and  mafon,  351  do. 

Van  Rantz,  Peter,  fail-maker,  229  Wa'.er-.'trcct,  ani 

houfe  56  Catl.anV.e-llrcet. 
Van  Rant?,  wider  of  Cornelius,  288  Pearl-ftrect. 
V  an  Reed,  John  broker,  76  Catharine  do. 
Van  Riper,  acob,  houfe-carpen'er,  7  Warren  do. 
Van  Riper, Hnrman,  houfe-carpenter,  1 3  Chamber  do. 
Van  Polingen,  Henry  M.  phylician,  107  Pearl  do. 
Van  Steenbergh,  Peter,  conveyancer  an  J  city-furveyor, 

92  Greenwich-llrcet. 
Van  Steenbergb,  Stephen,  fchuol-mafter,  35  Cedar- 

ftreet. 

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194  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Van  Steenbergh,  Anthony,  brick-layer,  63  Church- 
ftrcet. 

Van  k  kiver,  Peter,  houfe-carpenter,  20  Lumber-ftreet. 
Van  Skiver,  Peter,  jun.  houfe-carpenter,  20  do.  do. 
Van  Syce,  John  hair-dreffer,  44  Roofevtlt-ftreet. 
Van  Syce,  Henry,  baker,  5  Beaver  do. 
Van  Taftle,  Abraham,  labourer,  42  Chamber  do. 
Van  Taftle  John,  labourer,  Barley  do. 
Van  Taftle,  William,  carman,  do.  do. 
Van  Taftle,  Henry,  labourer,  258  William  do. 
Van  Torn,  widow  Margaret,  63   Murray  do. 
Van  Tuyl,  Andrew,  merchant.  166  Water  do. 
Van  Varick,  John,  baker,  4  Lumber  do. 
Van  Valer,  Cornelius,  labourer,  33  Chapel  do. 
Van  Vourhifen,  David,  (hoe-maker,  07  Reed  do. 
Van  Voorhis,  Daniel,  gold-fmith  and  jeweller,  168 
Pearl-ftreet. 

Van  Wagenen,  William,  ironmonger,  198  Water  do. 
Van  Wagenan,  Garret  H.  do.  5  Beckman-flip. 
Van  Wagenen,  Hubert,  merchant,    51  Beekman- 
ftreet. 

Van  Wagenen,  Jacob,  grain-merchant,  47  Liberty  do. 

Van  Wagenen,  Jacob,  failing-mafter,  26  do.  do. 

Van  Wart,  Benjamin,  fugar-itfiner.  42  do.  do. 

Van  Wart,  William,  carman,  37  Robinfon  do. 

Van  Weft,  Aaron,  grocer,  62  Reed  do. 

Van  Winkle,  widow,  feamilrefs,  20  Vefey  do.- 

Van  Wyck,  William,  &  Co.  grocers,  corner  of  Water- 

ftreet  and  Old-Hip. 
Van  Wyck,  Theodoras,  merchanjt,  33  Stone-ftreet. 
Van  W  yck,  lLldred,  carman,  14  Eagle-ilteet,  (Bowe- 

ry  ) 

VanZandt,  Ftter  P.  alderman.  180  Water-ftreet. 

Van  Zandt,  Tobias,  chocolate-maker,  322  do. 

Van  Zandt,  Tobias,  j^n.  grocer,  corner  of  Moore  and 

Water  ftieets. 
Van  Zandt,  Wynnnt,  r.lderman,  35  William-ftreet. 
Van  Zandt,  James,  i^Bcckman  do. 
Van  Zandt,  lVter,  and  Co.  grocers,  4  Burling-flip. 
Van  Zant,  Wyjiant,  jun.  merchant,  23  Cliff-iltcct. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Van  Zandt,  Lawrence,  and  Co.  fugar -manufacturer: , 
42  Liberty-ftreet. 

Varian,  Richard,  tavern-keeper,  Bull's  head,  Bow- 
ery-lane. 

Varian,  Richard,  butcher,  Bowery-lane. 

Varian,  Jacob,  butcher,    do.  do. 

Vardill,  lohn,  merchant,  6S  N'affau-ftreet. 

Varick.  Richard,  Mayor  of  the  city, corner  c;fB/c3d- 

way  and  Congrefs-llreet. 
Varicfc,  Abraham,  merchant,  56  Watei-flreet. 
Varvalen  Jacobus,  36  Warren  do. 
Varwie,  John,  malon,  44  Cliurch  do. 
Vafs,  William,  fawyer,  16  Rutger's  do. 
Vafs,  widow  Janet.  7  Batavia-lane. 
Vaughan,  Valentine,  carman,  81  Murray-flreet, 
Veitch,  James,  Iabouier,  Green wich-road. 
Veckar,  John,  cook,  31  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Veley:  John,  carman,  59  Warren- Art et. 
Venables,  Chailes,  hair-dre(Ter,  1 1  1  Cherry  do. 
Verger,  Madam,  55  Roofcvelt  do. 
Vermilia,  widow  Sarah,  66  Congrefs  do. 
Vermilia,  John,  carman,  Mulberry  do. 
Vermilia,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  44  Partition  do. 
Vermilia,  Phebe,  boarding-houfe,  13  Rofedo.  « 
Vermilia,  William,  carman,  21  Rofe  do. 
Vermilia,  Abraham,'carman;  7  Diviiion-ftrcet;(  Bowery. 
Vernon,  John,  gold  and  lilver-ltnith,  156  Water-ftreet. 
Verplanck  Gulian,  merchant,  94  William- ftreet. 
Verplanck.  Mrs.  Wall  do.  * 
Ver  Wey,  John,  mafon,  31  Chamber  do. 
VefTa.  John,  1  Water  do. 
Vedall,  Paul,  rtiop-keeper,  420  Water  ftreet. 
Vimon,  Peter,  76  Broadway. 

Vincent,  John,  labourer,  10  Pump-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Vincent,  William,  painter,  gilder  &  glazier,  4  Fairdo. 
Vonck,  Peter,  taylor,  16  Warren-ftreet. 
Voorhis,  John,  boarding-houfe,  7  Catharine  do. 
Vos  and  Graves,  merchants,  58  William  do. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Vofnell,  Daniel,  (hoe-maker,  80  Warren-ftreet. 
Vredenburgh,  Jacob,  hair-dreffer,  corner  of  Front  and 

Fletcher  ftreets. 
Vredenburgh,  William  broker,  62  William -ftreet. 
Vredenburgh,  John,  62  do. 

Vredenburgh,  Ifaac,  boot  and  fhoe-maker,  203  Broad- 
way. 

Vredenburgh,  Cornelius,  carman,  Orange-ftreet,  near 
the  Collccl. 

W 

Waclitcll,  widow  of  George,  201  William-flreet. 
Waduell,  Robert  R.  merchant,  45  Congrefs  do. 
WaddeU,  Parmer,  labourer,  Thomas  do. 
Waddington,  Jofhua,  merchant,  134  Water  do. 
Wade,  William,  grocer,  76  Water  do. 
Wade,  Edward,  foap  &  candle-maker,  26  Catharine- 

Wagener,  John,  baker,  90  Beekman-ftreet. 
WagftafF,  David,  grocer,  137  Front  do. 
Watnham,  Jonathan,  mafon,  38  Warren  do. 
Wainwright  and  Caldwell,  druggiits,  i?z  Peail  do. 
Waldron,  David,  carman,  40  Warren  do. 
Waldrcn,  Daniel,  fhop-keeper,  207  Broadway. 
Waldron,  Benjamin,  tavern-keeper,  241  do. 
Waldron,  Abraham,  carman,  50  "Luinbcr-ftreet. 
Wdldror!,  John,  tay lor,  3  Old-dip. 
Waldron,  John  M.  diftiller  of  geneva,  Antliony-ftreet, 
Waldron,  Adolph,  block-maker,    13  Eagle-ilrett, 

(Bowery. ) 
Waldron,  widow,  wafher,  74  Reed-lb  eet. 
Walford,  James,  baker,  36Vandewater  do. 
Walgro-ve,  Garret,  cooper  and  culler,  6  Broad  do. 
Walgrove,    Samuel,  cooper  aod  ciflern-maker,  19 

Dey-ftreet. 
Walker,  John,  mafon,  Barley  do. 
Walker,  David,  grocer  corner  of  Water  and  Moore  do. 
Walker  and  Heard,  vcndue-llore,  167  IVatl-tlrect. 
"Walkc,  Thomas,  merchant,  276  Pearl  da. 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  T  gj 


Walker,  James,  merchant,  127  William-ftrcct. 
Walker,  Samuel,  ball-alley,  24.5  Broadway. 
Walker,  Jofeph,  merchant,  14  Old-flis. 
Walker,  Peter,  taylor&  habit  maker,  25  Naflau-ftrect. 

Walker,  ,  boarding-houfe,  3  New-lhp. 

Walker,  widowCatharine,  (hop-keeper,  acjVcfey-ftrect. 
Walker,  John,  carman,  41  Dey  do. 
Walker,  Col.  Benjamin,  naval  officer,  34  C01  tlandt  do. 
Walker,  Abraham,  tay'.or,  and  one  of  the  city  mar- 

fhalls,  Anthony-ftreet,  near  the  Colleft. 
Wall,  the  Rev.  George,  Minifter  of  the  Independent 

Church,  329  Broadway. 
Wall,  widow  of  Edward,  22  Fletcher-ftreet. 
Wallace,  William,  merchant,  52  Wall  do. 
Wallace,  William,  fawyer,  49  Cedar  do. 
Wallace,  Robert,  mafon,  50  Chatham  do. 
Walton,  Abraham,  269  \Vater  do.  _ 
Walton,  Abraham,  jun.  attorney  at  law,  269  do. 
Walton,  William,  merchant,  326  Pearl  do. 
Walton,  Abraham,  attorney  at  law,  326  do. 
Walton.  Gerard,  3 28  do. 

Walton,  Thomas,  houfe-carpenter,  20  Divifion-ftreet, 
(Bowery.) 

Wallegrove,  Garret,  cooper  and  culler,  6  Broad-ftreet. 

Wallegrove,  widow  Magdalen,  4  do. ' 

Wallegrove,  Samuel,  cooper  and  ciftern-maker,  ig 

Partition  do. 
Wallegrove,  John,  coach-painter,  4  Broad  do. 
Waldove,  John  I.  merchant,  26  Greenwich  do. 
Walmflcy,  William,  mcafurer,  2  Old  flip. 
Wandcil,  John,  fail-maker,  52  Barclay -ftreet. 
Wandell,  widow,  wafher,  2  9Divihon-ftxeeL,  (Bowery J 
Waning,  Henry,  merchant,  34  Partition  do. 
Ward,  Alexander,  labourer,  85  Chamber  do. 
Ward,  Abner,  flioe-maker,  72  Murray  do. 
Ward,  James,  grocer,  86  Catharine  do. 
Ward,  Richard,  334  Pearl  do. 
Ward,  Stephen,  merchant,  23  Peck-flip. 
Ward,  Francis,  tavlor,  36  Gold-ftree:. 

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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Ward,  Samuel,  merchant,  34  Fair-ftreet. 
Ward,  Abner,  boot  and  /hoe-maker,  31  Chapel  do. 
Ward,  John,  labourer,  13  Cortlandt  do. 
Wardell,  Robert,  merchant,  164  Water  do. 
Wareham,  John,  hardware  ftore,  1 10,  and  regifter 

office,  112  Market  do. 
Warker,  Jacob,  baker,  63  Barclay  do. 
Wain,  Thomas,  grocer,  1 13  Cherry  do. 
Warner,  Cornelius,  houfe-carpenter  and  mafter-build- 

er,  3  1  Barclay-ftreet. 
Warner,  William,  livery-ftable,  29  do.' 
Warner,  Charles,  coach  and  chair-maker,  9  do. 
Warner,  James,  harnefs  maker,  7  do. 
Warner,  Godfrey,  carman,  Barclay  do. 
Warner,  James,  tavern-keeper,  270  Water  do. 
Warner,  Richard,  phyfician,  172  Greenwich  do, 
Warner,  George,  fail-loft,  86  Wall' do- 
Warner,  William,  mariner,  78  Beekmau  do. 
Warner,  widow  Jane,  66  do. 
Warner,  John,  watch-maker,  66  do. 
Warner,  Thomas,  fruit-dealer,  69  Ann  do. 
Warner,  Mofes,  houfe-carpenter,  63  Chinch  do. 
Warner,  widow  Elizabeth,  boarding -houfe,  34  Bea- 

vcr-ftreet. 

Warner,  Michael,  fhip-rigger,  Mulberry  do. 
Warner,  Philip,  houfe-carpenter,  27  Frankfort  do. 
Warren,  Stephenfon,  63  Warren  do. 
Wan  en,  John  G.  merchant,  41  Greenwich  do. 
Warrick,  Mrs.  Eleanor,  33  Cedar  do. 
Waring  and  Holmes,  grocers,  123  Market-ftrect. 
Warrington.  William,  (hip-malter,  104  Cherry  do. 
Wafliburn,  Edmund,  tavern-keeper,  56 Cherry  do. 
Wafhburn.  Jofeph,  carman,  37  Chapel  do. 
Waterbcrry,  Gideon,  (hoe-maker,  86  James  do. 
'^/Vaterberry,  Peter  C.  accountant,  62  Congrefs  do. 
W'aterbeny,  Henry,  (hoe-maker,  1  Church  do. 
Waterman,  Jedediah,cuftom-houfe  officer,  2  Waterdo. 
Waterman,  widow  Margaret,  28  Church  do. 
Waters,  Benjamin,  livery -liable,  20  Ferry  do. 
Waters,  Thomas,  oyfterman,  70  Ann  do. 
Waters,  Garret,  ftiip  carpenter,  23  Banker  do, 


NEW-YORK   DIRECTORY.  1 99 

Waters.  Andrew  L.  coachman,  29  Georgc-ftreet. 
Watkeys,  Edward,  foap  and  caudle-maker,  tg  Nal- 
fau  do.  ' 

Watkins,  James,  labourer,  Barclay  do. 
Watkins,  Charles,  merchant,  28  Pea»l  do. 
Watkins  and  Arden,  attornies  at  law,  148  Broadway. 
Watkins,  John,  grocer,  and  nail-manufaCturer,  Green- 
wich-road. 

Watfon,  John,  hcufc-carpenter,  48  Chamber-ftreet. 
Watfon,  Benjamin,  {hoe-maker,  180  William  do. 
Watfon,  James,  and  Co.  grocers,  157  Pearl  do. 
Watfon,  James,  juu.  wholefale  dry  good-ttore,  20t 
Pearl  do. 

Watfon,  Matthew,  merchaut-taylor,  166  Pearl  do. 

Watfon,  James,  6  State  do. 

Watfon,  widow  of  John,  38  Lumber  do. 

Watfon,  Jeremiah,  tavern-keeper,  Bowery-lane. 

Watfon,  widow  Sarah,  fick  nuife,  2  Broad-ftreet. 

Watfon,  John,  grocer,  17  Chapel  do. 

Watfon,  Elizabeth,  mantua-maker,  53  Liberty  do. 

Watfon,  Robert,  brufh-manufa&urer,  95  Market  do. 

Watts,  Robert,  33  Pearl  do. 

Watts,  John,  3  Broadway. 

Watts,  Robert,  (hip  fichoufe-joiner,  99  Cherry-ftrect. 
Watts,  Sarah,  fchool-millrefs,  45  Liberty  do. 
Way,  John,  paper-hanging  manufactory, 7 6  Chatham- 
ft'reet. 

Way,  Jacob,  (hip  carpenter,  3  Dover  do. 
Wayland,  Francis,  currier,  77  John  do. 
Wayland,  L.  bookfeller,  Water  do. 
Wayman,  William,  faddler,  ^Auguftus  do. 
Weathers,  Michael,  filver-fmith,  20  Lombaid  do. 
Weatherflitne,  Nicholas, carman,  8  Auguft.us.d04 
Weaver,  widow,  feamftrefs,  3  I'earl  do. 
Weaver,  Jofeph,  japanner  and  painter,  2  Robinfoo  do. 
Weaver,  Jacob,  (hip-wright  55  Catharine  do. 
Webb,  Nathan,  druggift,  290  i'earl  do. 
Webb,  John,  hatter,  214  Water  do. 
Webb,  Orange,  merchant,  162  do. 
Webb,  John,  (hip-wright,  78  Catharine  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Webb,  Lewis,  huckfter,  corner  of  Fair  and  Dutch 
ftreets. 

Webb,  John,  fhip-maftcr,  Batavia-lane. 

Webb,  Samuel,  taylor,  anil  huckller,  57  Cherry-ftreet. 

Webb,  Jofeph,  painter,  34  Church  do. 

Webbers,  Jafper,  taylor,  Mulberry  do. 

Webbers,  Jafper,  caiman,  do. 

Webbers,  Woodward,  mafon,  20  Rutger's  dp. 

Webftcr,  George,  city  marlhall,  25  Ann  do. 

Wcbfler,  Noah,  jun.  printer,  25  Congrefs  do. 

Webfter,  John,  carman,  25  Verlettenburg  do. 

Wedge,  John,  9  Auguftus  do. 

Weeden,  Jonathan,  rope-maker,  Mulberry  do. 

Weddell,  Ifaac,  taylor,  5  Hague  do. 

Weeks,  Thomas,  taylor,  5 1  Reed  do. 

Weeks,  James,  merchant-taylor,  246  Water  de. 

Weeks,  Zcno,  grocer,  Bowery-lane. 

Weeks,  Benjamin,  {hip-carpenter,  Lombard-ftreet. 

Weeks,  John,  fhip-wiight,  25  Harman-ftrect,  (Bow- 

Weeks,  Obediah,  mariner,  2  Fifher-ftreet,  (Bowery  ) 
Weeks,  Robert,  carman,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Weeks,  Ifaac,  fhoe-maker,  16  Warren-flrcet. 
Weekman,  Coenrad,  houfe-carpenter,  34  Auguftus  do. 
Weifenfels,  George  G.  conveyancer,  207  Greenwich- 
ilreet. 

Weifenfels,  Colonel  Frederick,  233  Greenwich  flreet. 

Weifenfels,  Charles  L.  5 1  Cortlandt  do. 

Weir,  widow  Margaret,  boarding -houfe,   25  Verle- 

tenberg-ftrcet. 
Weir,  George,  houfe-carpenter,  42  Partition  do. 
"Weldon,  William,  carman,  26  Lumber  do. 
Welliogs,  William,  merchant,  46  Market  do. 
Wells,  Michael,  labourer,  80  Warren  do. 
\\  ells,  Abijah,  carman,  77  Reed  do. 
WnU,  Lemuel,  jewellery  and  hardware -ftore,  i$9 

Pearl  do. 

Wells,  Obediah,  houfe-carpenter,  Crofs  do. 
Wells,  Lewis,  cooper,  81  Roolevelt  do. 
Wells,  William,  livery. liable,  13  Bridge  do. 


NEW-YORK    DIRECTORY.  201 


Wells,  John,  mariner,  24  Gcorge-ftreet.  — 
Welfh,  Jofeph,  painter  and  glazier,  354  Water  Hp.. 
Welfh,  Richard,  (hip-caulker,  49  Lombard  do. 

Welfti,  .  painter  and  glazier,  6  George  do.  ., 

Welfh,  Ralph,  grocer,  2  Pump-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Wendover  and  Lewis,  fail  loft,  40  Front  (licet. 
Wendover,  Hercules,  grocer,  41  Cedar  do. 
Wenman,  Evert,  taylor,  50  Partition  do. 
Wenman,  Barnard,  filver-fmith,  52  do. 
Wenman,  Richard,  carman,  300  Broadway. 
Yyentworth,  widowLydia,boarding-houfe,2  Ncw-ftreet' 
\yeihmore,  Coenrad,  marble-polifhcr,  15  Augufhis  do..' 
\\r<£gy,  Thomas,  fail-maker,  7  Ferry  do. 
•\yffley,  John,  houfe-caipenter,  5  Church  do. 
WefTels,  John,  boat-man,  61  Whitehall  dflfe-, 
W^fle's,  Evert,  flioe-maker,  30  Lumber  do. 
Wefiels,  John,  cabinet-maker,  30  do. 
WefTels,  vVeffcl,  merchant,  2  Coenties-flip. 
WefTels,  Richard,  cooper,  2  Crane-wharf. 
WefTels,  John,  mariner,  60  Broad-ftreet. 
WelTcls,  Mathias,  houfe-carpenter,  21  James  do. 
Weft.  John,  brick-layer,  17  Chamber  dy>.. . 
Weft,  Jofeph,  Uoufe-carpenter  and  maiier-builder,.  19 

Chamber- flreet. 
Weft,  Thomas,  upholfterer,  124  Water  do. 
Weft,  James,  letter-carrier,  32  Broadway. 
Weft,  John,  houfe-carpenter,  14  Roofevelt^ftrect. 
Weft-,  James,  carman,  10  do.  do. 
Weft,  widow,  12  Cliff  do. 

Weft,  Matthew,  houfe-carpenter,  61  Church  do. 
Wefterfield,  Peter,  cooper,  Firft-flreet,  (Bowery.) 
Weflerfield,  Andrew,  cooper,  29  Chapel-ftreet. 
Weftfall,  Frederick,  huckfter,  22  Roofevtlt  do. 
Weftern;Thomas,patentpiano-fortemaker,  1 3  Wall  do. 
Weftervclt,  Benjamin,  carman,  251  Greenwich  do. 
•Weftervelt,  Daniel,  labourer,  do.  do. 
Weflervelt,  Benjamin,  carman,  50  Lumber  do. 
Wcltervelt,  John,  grocer,  74  Vefey  do. 
Weftervelt,  Cornelius,  carman,  49  Partition^). 
Weftmond,  Fetcr,  caiman,  42  Reed  do. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Weftmore,  Euftace  flioe  maker,  Bowery-lane. 
Wetherill,  Francis,  hofier,  33  Rutger's-llreet. 
Wetmore  Timothy  F.  phyiician,  233  \\  ater  do. 
Wetmore,  Profper,  and  biothers,  merchants,  15  Wall- 
flreet. 

Wetmore,  Profper,  mercliant,  53  John  do. 

Wetmore.  Hezekiah  phyfician,  18  Congrefs  do. 

Wetfel,  widow  Chriltiana,  60  Stone  do. 

Whaites  Aichibald,  mufical  inllrument-maker,  382 
Pearl-It  rect. 

Wheeler,  John,  carman,  67  Reed  do. 

Wheeler,  James,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  1 10  Water  do. 

Wheeler,  Jonathan,  carman,  10  Fayette  do.  ^ 

Wheeler,  widow,  wartier,  24  Auguflus  do. 

Wheeler,  Richard,  carman,  5  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

\\  hippo.  John,  tavern-keeper,  46  Bowery-lanc. 
White,  widow  feaniltrefs,  13  V\  arren-ftrcet. 
White,  John,  butcher,        13    do  do. 
White,  Euphemia.  mantna-maker,  13  Warren  do. 
White,  Thomas,  fhoc-maker,  30  "do. 
WThite,  widow,  boarding  .houfe,  124  Front  do. 
White,  Henry,  writer,  19  Water  do. 
White,  John,  merchant,  169  do. 
White  and  Wardell,  grocers,  170  do. 
White,  Burr,  and  Charnlcy,  hat-manufacturers,  102 
Water  do. 

White,  Thomas,  merchant,  53  William  do. 

White,  Henry,  merchant,  19  Broadway. 

White,  widow  of  John.  131  Greenwich-tlreet. 

White,  widow  Ann,  33  W-Jl  do. 

White,  widow  Rebecca,  65  Cedar  do. 

White,  Thomas,  fen.  grocer,  Bowery-lane. 

White,  Thomas,  jun.  baker,  ,-lo. 

White,  Charles,  mariner,  73  Roofevelt-ftreet- 

White,  Cornelius,  mariner,  71  do.  do. 

White,  Mary ,  mantua-maker,  31  James's  do. 

White,  William,  fhip-malter,  75  John  do. 

White,  Daniti,  merchant,  93  Cherry  do. 

White,  Charles,  mil.ogany-fawycr,  16  Beekman  do. 


NEW-YOMC   DIRECTORY.  203 

White,  Michael,  (hoe-maker,  Mulberry-ftrect. 
White,  widow,  feamftrefs,  67  Libeity  do. 
White,  Silas,  houfe-carpentcr,  98  do.  do. 
White,   Peter,   houfe-carpentcr,   1  Divifion-ftreet, 

(Bowery.) 

White,  \\  illiam,  carman,  11  Divifiou-ftreet,  (Bowc- 

_ry) 

Whitehand,  John, butcher,  Firft-flrcet,  (Bowery.) 
Whitehead,  William  cabi:iet-maker,  75  Pearl-ilreet. 

Whitehead.  ,  hatter,  21  George  do. 

Wh  iteman,  Henry,  merchant,  139  Broadway. 
Whiteman,  William,  boot  and  (hoe-maker,  5  8  Cherry- 
ftreet. 

Whitfield,  Eleclor,  tavern-keeper,  89  Warren  do. 

Whitfield,  Henry,  Ihoc-maker,  83  Murray  do. 

Whitfield,  widow  of  1  homas   85  Roofevelt  do. 

Whitfield,  Henry,  {hip  carpenter,  85  do. 

Whitley,  ^ofcpb,  lawyer,  52  Vefey  do. 

Whitley,  James,  comb-maker,  10  Divifion-flreet, 
(Bowery.)  • 

Whitlock,  '1  homas,  mafon,  86  Catharine  ftreet. 

Wbitlocfe,  John,  fhoe  maker,  11  Barclay-ftreet,  and 
fhop  202  Broadway. 

Whitlock,  1  homas,  houfe-carpentcr  &  mafter  builder, 
26  john-ftreet. 

Whitlock,  William,  fhip-mailer,  104  Gold-ftreet. 

Whitlock,  Samuel,  boot  and  fhoe-maker.  5  Broad  do. 

Whitlock,  James,  houfc-carpenter,  44  Frankfort  do. 

Whitney,  i  homas  mathematical  and  optical  inftru- 
mcnt-maker  and  turner,  40  ^  illiam  do. 

Whitiify,  George,  rope-maker,  Mulberry  do. 

Whiton,  George,  ftone-cutter  99  Greenwich  do. 

Whiton,  widowMargaret.  boarding-houfe,  61  Cliff  do. 

Whittemore*  1  homas,  card-manufa£lurcr,  99  Catha- 
rine do. 

Whit  worth,  Jofeph,  labourer,  Rider  do. 
Wholly,  Adam,  labourer,  25  Divifion-ftreet,  (Bow- 
ery.) 

Wicker,  Peter,  labourer,  Firft-flreet,  (Bowery.) 
Wiggins,  Daniel,  -/hoe-maker,  72  Stone-flreet. 


NTiV.'-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Wick?,  Jcfic,  dcputy-fhcriff,  12  Rofe-ftreet. 

Wight,  Walter,  iuai'on,  19  Barclay  do. 

Wight,  Ajchibzld,  honfe-carpcnter,  3 8  Lumber  do. 

Wiky,  TTeury,  mafan,  68  Warren  do. 

Wiley,  widow  of  William,  mop-keeper,  1 6  William  do. 

Wiley,  Alexander,  taylor,  217  do. 

Wiley,  widow,  millreis  of  the  fjoteftant  Epifcopal 

Charity  School  for  young  girls,  44  Lumbcr-ftrect. 
Wiley,  Alexander,  Taylor,  40  Congrefs  do. 
Wiley,  widow  of  alderman,  25  Chatham  do. 
Wiihelm,  John,  tavern  keeper,  Mulberry  do. 
Wilkes,  Krael,  4  William  do. 
Wilkes,  John,  notary-public .  47  Wall  do. 
Wilkes,  Charles,  cafhier  to  the  Bank  of  New-Y.flrk, 

57  Broadway. 
Wilkes,  Geoige.  taylor.  11  Reed-ftreet. 
Wilkie,  Edward,  branch-pilot,  corner  of  GreenwUh 

and  Chamber  ftfeets. 
Wilkie.  Jeremiah,  brick-layer,  45  Cli.flf-ft.reet. 
Wilkie,  Maty,  glove  maker,  4c  do.  do. 
Wilkie,  James,  cabinet-maker,  81  NafTau  do. 
Wflkifis,  Jacob,  ten.  145  Wafhington  do. 
Wilkin-;.  John,  grocery  Coenties-flip. 
Wilktris,  Martin  S\  attorney  at  law,  27  Beavcr-ftreet. 
Wilkin?,  Jacob,  jun.  grocer,  163  Market  do. 
Wilkffis  and  Ffceruhi,  merchants,  coiner  of  Coenties- 

flipand  Water-flreet. 
Wilkinfon;  Richard,  mafofi,  29  Charmber-ftreet. 
Wilkin'fon.  Nathan,  tavern  keeper,  Lombard  do. 
Wilkinfon,  widow,  10  Dey  do. 
Will,  lienry,  fliop-keeper,  125  Chatham  do. 
Will,  widow  Rebecca,  83  Roofevclt'do. 
\\  ill,  Lawrence,  !a:np-lig^hrer,  Barrack  do. 
V»  il'eont,  Giles  labourer,  261  Greenwich  do. 
Willeocks,  Charles  giocer,  corner  of  Elizabeth-flreet 

and  '  nyard's-lanc,  (Bowery.) 
A\  :lleocks,  Samuel,  merchant,  22  Congfefs-ftrect. 
Wi}lcoeks,  V\  illiam,  attorney  at  law,  .9  Broad  do. 
Willcockjp,.  fames,  merchant,  163  Peail  do. 
Willcocks,  Wilbor,  lumber  merchant,  86  Murray  do. 


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Willet  and  Murray,  brewers,  46  Catharine-ftreet. 
Willet,  Thomas,  black-fmiih.  42  Pearl  do. 
Willet,  Gilbert,  1 1  Cherry  do. 
Willet,  Abraham,  5$  John  do. 
Willet,  Marinus,  high-fhen'ff,  2  Naflau  do. 
Willet,  Samuel,  meafurer  of  grain,  83  Murray  do. 
W  illet,  James,  flioe-maker,  54  Cliff  do. 
Williams,  widow,  waflier,  13  Murray  do. 
Williams,  widow,  mantua-maker,  45  Warren  do. 
Williams,  Chriftian,  (hoe-maker,  216  William  do. 
Williams,  Peter,  tobacconift,  41  do. 
Williams,  William,  grocer,  171  Walhington  do. 
Williams,  Azarias,  merchant,  23  Liberty  do. 
Williams,  Jofeph,  mariner,  39  do. 
Williams,  George,  carman,  Wine-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Williams,  William,  cbina-ftore,  81  Market-ftreet. 
Williams,  John,  boarding-houfe,  6  John  do. 
Williams,  John,  tavern-keeper,  91  James  do. 
Williams,  Jimcs,  tavern-keeper,  56  Cherry  do. 
iViluams,  Thomas,  pilot,  3  Cliff  do. 

vVilliam.   ,  labourer,  77  Naflau  do. 

A  illiams,  Jofeph,  grocer,  1 24  Broad  do. 
iVilhams,  Thomas,  flioe-maker,  1 1  Tryon-row. 
vVilliamfon,  David,  nuifery-man,  Greenwich-road. 
iVilliamfon,  Richard,  grocer,  19  Old-flip. 
iV llliainfon ,  Benjamin,  black-fmith,  30  Fair-ftreet. 
iiVillis,  David,  livery-liable,  40  Wliitehall-ftreet. 
/Villis,  John,  tavern-keeper,  213  Greenwich  do. 
A'illiam,  Willis,  hatter,  31  Market  do. 
jiVilmerding,  William,  looking  glafs  ftore,  92  do.  do. 
Wilmurt,  John  J.  clockand  watch-maker,  131  Water- 
itreet. 

Vilfey,   Margaret,    fchool-m'llrefs,    62  Murray- 
flrect. 

jVilfey,  William,  buckfter,  133  Chatham  do. 
9i\{  n,  Abraham,  potter.  goWarren  do. 

Vi  Ion,   ,  m;  riner,  8  Chcfnut  do. 

Vilfon,  Robert,  and  Co.  merchants,    125  Front- 
ftrect. 

T. 


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NEW-YORK  DIRECTOR'S 


Wilfon,  Abraham  furr-merchant,  65  Water-ftrect. 
Wilfon,  Niven,  cooper,  15  Pearl  do. 
Wilfon,  Samuel,  do.     15  do. 
Wilfon,  William,  merchant.  217  do. 
Wilfon,  Nicholas,  paper-maker,  364  do. 
Wilfon,  William,  taylor,  30  Cedar  do. 
Wilfon,  Thomas,  fchoolmafter,  30  do. 
Wilfon,  Hilah,  fhop-kecper,  50  John  do. 
Wilfon,  John,  boatman,  73  Catharine  do. 
Wilfon,  Thomas,  fail-maker,  39  Roofevelt  do. 
Wilfon,  Samuel,  hair- dreffer,  56  do. 
Wilfon,  Ifaac,  labourer,  Rider  do. 
Wilfon,  widow  Sarah,  25  Verletenberg  do. 
Wilfon,  Peter,  butcher,  Bayard's-lane,  (Bowery.) 
Wilt.  Mrs.  midwife,  9  Frankfort-ftreet. 
Winch ell)  John,  fchoolmafter,  8  Hague  do. 
Winecoop,  Cornelius,  clerk  in  the  cuftom-houfe,  8 
John  do. 

Winnah,  John,  boarding-houfe,  101  Greenwich  do. 
Winflip,  Daniel,  butcher,  15  Eagle-ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Winflip,  John,  butcher,  68  Vefey-ftreet. 
Winter,  Jofeph,  counfeller  at  law,  19  Cedar  do. 

Winterton,  ,  taylor,  64  Stone  do. 

Winterton.  widow  Ann,  18  New  do. 
Winthrop,  Benjamin,  27  Pearl  do. 

Winthrop,   ,  29  Wall  do. 

Winthrop,  William,  merchant,  52  Wall  do. 
Winthrop,  Peter,  labourer,  21  Rofe  do. 
Winthrop.  Thomas,  hair-dreffcr,  70  Wall  do, 
WiFiton.  James,  labourer,  Barley  do. 
V.'ifar,  widow  Catharine,  Mulberry  do. 
Wife,  Jofhua,  merchant,  203  Broadway. 
Wifhart,  Hugh,gold  andfilvei-fmith  98  Market-ftrcet. 
Wifwell,  Daniel,  painter  and  glazier,  59  Catharine  do. 
•y^T-itherfpoon,  widow,  124  Cherry  do. 
■^yitfell,  John,  labourer,  46  Lumber  do. 
•^rittyer.  William  taylor.  37  Church  do. 
■^yolfe,  widow  of  Henry,  tin-plate  worker,  48  Frontdo. 
yyolfe,  Frederick,  7  Tryon-row. 
■t,yolfe,  John  A.boot  andfhoe-rnaker,  17  Liberty  ftreet. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  207 


Wolfe.  John,  gardener,  Elizabeth-fheet,  (Eowery.) 

Wood,  John,  grocer,  8  Robinfon-fheet. 

Wood,  Charles,  grocer,  42  Barclay  do. 

Wood.  Jofeph,  fhoe-maker,  1  Front  do. 

Wood  and  Pelletreau,  grocers,  155  Front  do. 

Wood,  Freeman,  gold  and  filver-fmith,  19  William  do. 

Wood,  Jeremiah,  (hoe-maker,  439  Feai  l  do 

Wood,  Timothy,  boot  and  fhoe-maker,  142  do. 

Wood,  Tames,  tin-fmith,  183  Gieenwich  do. 

Wood,  Ifrael,  hard-ware  and  grocery-ltore,  169  R'afh- 
„jngton-ftreet. 

Wood,  William,  grocer,  187  Wafhington-flreet. 

Wood,  Thomas,  llone-cutter,  52  Cedar  do. 

Wood,  John,  teacher  of  the  F  rotcilant  Epifcopa-1  Cha- 
rity School,  and  clerk  of  Trinity  Church,  44  Lum- 
ber ftrect. 

Wood,  Andrew,  (hoe-maker,  7  Ferry  do. 
Wood,  Samuel,  cooper,  Bowcry-lane. 
Wood,  John,  carman,  do. 

Wood,  Thomas,  ladies  hair-dreffer,  41  Bvoad-flrcct. 
Wood,  John,  jun.  baker,  83  Fair  do. 
Wood,  Charles,  tavern-keeper,  25  Chatham  do. 
Wood,  Jacob,  rlour-merehnnt,  27  Banker  do. 
Wood,  I faac,  butcher,  fiayard-ftreet,  (Boweiy.) 
Woodage,  widow  of  John,  grocer.  128  Broadway. 
Woodenyck,  Frcdeiick,  carman,  43  Partition  llreet. 
WoodhuH,  James, grocer.  148  Water  do. 
Woodhull,  James  and  Gilbert,  grocers,  166  Front  do. 
Woodman,  Charles,  182  William  do. 
Woodruff,  Samuel,  houfe-carpenter,  23  1  Greenwichdo. 
Woods,  John,  attorney  and  counfeUor  at  law,  392 

Pearl-ftreet. 
Woods,  Thomas,  fhoe-maker,  19  Barclay  do. 
Woods,  Jonas,  carman,  1 19  Greenwich  do. 
Woods. Jeremiah, currier,  fhop36&houfe  41  Ferrydo, 
Woods,  James,  (hip-carpenter,  27  Rutger  do. 
Woods,  widow  Sarah,  milliner  and  mantua-aiaker, 

33  Rutger  do. 

Woods,   ,  oyfterman,  4  Hague  do. 

T  2 


208  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


Wool,  Jeremiah,  one  of  the  affillant  juftices  for  the  || 
city  and  county  of  New-York,  32  Broad-itrect. 

Wool,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  24  Liberty  do. 

Woolent,  John  I.  fawyer,  89  v\  arren  do. 

Woolfey,  George,  merchant,  17  Bridge  do. 

Wool  fey,  ,  cooper,  41  Chatham  do. 

Woolfey,  Jacob,  black-fmith,  2  Temple  do. 

Woolfey  and  Panton,  grocers,  corner  of  Front-ftreet 
and  Cocnties-flip. 

Worden,  John,  fhoe-maker,  10  Catharine-flrect. 

Wort,  William,  houfe-carpenter,  29  Angullus  do. 

Worthy,  Thomas,  mariner,  3  Cliff  do. 

Wortman,  Tunis,  attorney  at  law  and  notary  pub-  1 
lie,  3  Cedar  do. 

Wotty,  John,  labourer,  22  Reed  do. 

Wrag,  widow  Elizabeth,  35  Beaver  do. 

Wright,  Charles,  brewer,  41  Chcapfidc. 

Wright,  AuguUus,  fail-maker,  207  Water-ftreet,  and  [ 
houfe  266  William-ftieet. 

Wright,  John,  hat-maker,  281  Pearl-flreet. 

Wright,  Jordon,  merchant,  298  Pearl  do. 

Wright,  lfacc,  hardware  merchant,  300  do. 

Wyight,  Samuel,  houfe-carpentcr,  262  William  da. 

Wright,  Jeffe,  flocking  frame-maker,  Bowery-lane. 

Wright,  Nicholas,  cabinet-maker,  do. 

Wright,  Gilbert,  baker,  89  Catharine-ftreet. . 

"Wright,   ,  cabinet  maker,  19  Cliff  do. 

Wright,  Thomas,  boatman,  20  Lombard  do. 

Wright,  Andrew,  cabinet-maker,  6  Congrefs  do. 

Wright,  Samuel  T.   (hip- wiight,    9  Eagle-ftreet, 
(Bowery.)  •'  ' 

Wright,  William,  butcher,  Bayard-ftreet.  ( Bowery) 

Wyatt,  James,  accomptant,  80  Fair-itreet. 

WyckofF.  widow  Maria,  boarding-houfe,  36  Con- 
grefs do. 

Wvnkoop,  Peter,  tobacco-manufa&urer,  75  Broad 
do. 


NEW-YORK  blRECTOfcY.  2C'9 


Y 

Yates,  Richard  and  Lawrence,  merchants,  1 1 1  Watcr- 
ftrect. 

Yates,  Adolphus  B.  merchant,  23  William  do. 
Yates,  Jofeph,  boatman,  73  Naflau  do. 
Yauler,  Henry,  baker,  27  Barclay  do. 
Yeaman,  widow,  boarding-houfe,  120  Water  do. 
Yelverton,  Andrew,  fliip-wright,   20  Harman-ltreet,. 
(Bowery.) 

Yoik,  Thomas,  black-fmith,  83  NafTau-ftreet.  v 
Youle,  Peter  taylor,  70  Water  do. 
Youle,  John,  air  furnace,  Corlaers-hook. 
Youle,  George,  plumber  &  pewterer,  284  Waler-ftxeeU 
Youle,  Jofeph,  phyiician,  97  Beekman  do. 
Young,  widow  of  John,  118  Front  do. 
Young,  George,  teacher  of  mathematics,  42  Water  do. 
Young,  widow  of  John,  2  I  1  W  illiam  do. 
Young,  Thomas,  cooper,  45  Greenwich  do. 
Young,  William,  merchant,  7  Market  do. 
Young,  William,  flioe-maker,  40  Chatham  do. 
Young,  Ebenezer,  ihip-carpenter,  41  Lombard  do- 
Young,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter.  6  Garden  do. 
Young,  Abraham,  plumber,  57  Chapel  do. 
Young,  Ifaac,  paver,  57  do.  do. 

Young,  James,  cabinet-maker,  45  Liberty  do. 
Young,  John,  (hoe-maker,  I  Frankfort  do. 
Young,  Jofeph,  wood-infpe£lor,  20  Vandewaler  da, 
Young,  John,  baker,  35  Rofe  do. 
Young,  David,  carman*  10  do  .  do. 
Young,  widow  of  John,  Bayard- ftreet,  (Bowery.) 
Young,  Jofeph,  houfe-carpenter,  18  Diviiion-itiect. 

Z 

Zellar,  Samuel,  baker,  15  George-ltrcet. 
Ziefs  John  W.phyficisn,  corner  of  Chathamand  J,inc» 
ftteets. 


2lO  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 

Zimmerman,  Johanna  H.  painter  &  glazier,  Bowery- 
lane. 

Zimmerman,  widow  Mary,  Firft-flrcet,  (Bowery.) 
Zinck,  Mary,  cakc-maker,  4  Cortlandt-ftreet. 
Zobrilkie.  Andrew,  merchant,  65  Partition  do. 
ZunU,  Alexander,  broker,  28  Pearl  do. 


Additional  Names. 

Baker,Mary,  mantua-maker,  144  Chatham-flreet. 
Bonham,  Blaithwait,  fliip-carpenter,  2  1  Roofevelt  do. 
Howel,  Wilmot,  and  Co.  merchants,  corner  of  Mar- 
ket and  Water  (beets. 
Jacobs,  Benjamin,  14  Pearl  do. 

James,  Levi,  tavern-keeper  and  Elizabeth-town  ferry- 
houfe,  corner  of  Moore-ftreet  and  Whitehall  dock. 

Low,  Either,  lady  and  gentleman's  (hoe-binder,  99 
Cberry-ftreet. 

M 'Call,  John,  weaver,  28  Reed-ftreet. 

Tows, Francis,  black-fmith,  (hip-yards,  Cherry  do. 


An  Alphabetical  Lijl  of  the  ENGINEERS 
«W  FIREMEN  of  the  City  c/New-York. 


A 

A  fh,  Thomas. 
Anderfon,  John. 
Ackerman,  Abraham. 
Acker,  Frederick. 
Acker,  Abraham. 
Afton,  Ifaac. 
Ayinar,  James. 
Aihfield,  John. 
Alllyne,  John. 
Allen,  William. 
Anderfon,  Alexander.' 
AKlyne,  Jeronimus,  jun. 


Aymar,  Joha- 
Allen,  Stephen. 
Ackerly,  Samuel. 
B. 

Burger,  David, jun. 
Barton,  William. 
Bowne,  William. 
Bowne,  Walter. 
Baker,  William. 
Bufh,  Evett. 
Brown,  Robert. 
Bartine,  James. 
Bowie,  Daniel. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


21 


Bnfh,  Charles. 
Bell,  Samuel. 
Ball,  John. 
Brower,  Abraham. 
Bogett,  John. 
Biawvelt,  Harman. 
Brower,  Jacob. 
Brewfter,  Samuel. 
Bogert,  John. 
Bloodgood,  Abraham. 
Bowne,  Samuel. 
Brown,  William. 
Bu(h,  William. 
Bond,  Abraham. 
Baulher,  Henry. 
Baehr,  Chriltian. 
Brooks,  Michael. 
BufhrieUl,  Thomas. 
Bedieiffjohn. 
Balmer,  Peter. 
Beyea,  Ifaac. 
Brown,  John. 
Brevoort,  Abraham. 
Brown,  Anthony. 
Brown,  1  homas. 
Bruen,  Thomas. 
Erown,  John. 
Brown,  William. 
Bird,  Matthew. 
Baflet,  Francis,  engineer. 
C 

Coutant,  David. 
Cornell,  Gulliam. 
Cliland,  George. 
Carpenter,  Jacob. 
Cromwell,  Ifaac. 
Cromwell.  Oliver. 
Colvil,  John. 
Cheefeman,  John. 
Cock,  Elijah. 


Coles,  Stephen. 
Coles,  Wfllet. 
Cardan ,  Gideon. 
Clark,  John. 
Crochcron,  John. 
Ciygier,  John. 
Clem,  John. 
Cock.  Andrew. 
Cock,  Ifaac. 
Cunningham,  Richard. 
Carmer,  Henry. 
Cole.  Peter. 
Coddington,  Mofes. 
Carter,  Robert. 
Childs,  Francis. 
Collet,  John. 
Campbell,  Alexander. 
D 

Dawfon,  John. 
Demareft,  Simon. 
Dominick.  Geoige  F. 
Demilt,  Thomas. 
Drake,  James. 
Degrove,  William. 
Dolbeer,  Stephen. 
Dam,  John  B. 
DoHglafs,  Benjamin. 
Douglafs,  James. 
Duyckinck,  Evert. 
Duffie,  Jchn. 
Doughty,  Samuel. 
Demilt,  Peter. 
Deforeft,  Theodorus. 
Devou,  Frederick. 
Doufenburry.  Barzillai. 
Day,  John. 
Drake,  Thomas. 
Dally,  George. 
Diedrick,  George. 
Dcbow,  Garret. 


212  NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY. 


E 

Elfworth,  Frederick. 
Etnburry,  Peter. 
Earle,  Jofeph. 
Ell  wo:  lb,  \\  illiam  I.  en- 
gineer. 
Evans,  John. 

F 

Furman.  Richard. 
Fiflier,  Leonaid. 
Furman,  Jonah. 
Fee,  Jacob. 
Furman,  Wco:'. 
Fox,  George. 
Fofbrook,  William. 
Fox,  John. 
Fenton,  Peter. 
Franklin,  Anthony. 
Franklin,  Thomas,  jun. 
Franklin,  Abraham. 
G 

Gatbrance,  Peter. 
George,  jofeph. 
Gofman,  George. 
Gofman,  Robert. 
H 

Hazard,  Thomas,  engi- 
neer. 

Halfted,  Chriltopher. 
Hopfon,  William. 
Hallled,  John. 
1' allied,  Daniel. 
Hardenbrook,  John  A. 
Hardenbrook.  Abel. 
Harrifon,  John. 
Iiitchcock,  Daniel. 
Haviland,  Ifrael. 
Hedenbergh,  Charles. 
Hoogland,  John. 
Haviland,  Caleb. 


Hadley,  Ifaac. 
Hunt,  Jofiina. 
Hubbart,  James. 
Hicks,  Smith. 
Hardenbrook,  William  A 
Hauxhurll,  Nathaniel. 
Hauxhurft,  James. 
Hauxhurft,  Daniel. 
Hallett,  Richaid. 
Hunt,  Alfop. 
Hardenbrook,  John  W. 
Hardenbrook,  Peter. 
Hatght.  Benjamin. 
Heyer,  John. 
Hitchcock,  Miles. 
Humbert,  Jonas. 

I 

Jenkins,  Aaron^ 
Jones,  Jofliua. 
lourneay,  William. 
Johnfon,  John. 
Johnfon,  David. 

K 

Kiffam,  Peter  R. 
Keyfer,  John,  jun. 
Kierfted,  Simon. 
Kerly,  Archibald. 
L 

Lawrance,  Peter. 
Lente,  James  W. 
Lawrance,  John. 
Lente,  John. 
Lawrance,  Thomas. 
Lawrance,  Daniel. 
Lavyneer,  Nathaniel. 
Lufberry,  Thomas. 
Lowerrie,  Michael.. 
Labagh,  Abraham*. 
Lamb,  John. 


NEW-YORK  DIRECTORY.  2 


M 

Mead,  Ifaac,  engineer. 
Minufe,  John. 
Maghee,  John. 
Miller,  Frederick. 
Mitchill,  Henry. 
Miklebergcr.  Oliver. 
M'Eckcn,  Peter. 
Motley,  John. 
Mildeberger,  John. 
Mildeberger,  John. 
Mildeberger,  Adam. 
Maverick,  Peter. 
Mount,  Matthias. 
Mowatt,  Alexander. 
Mo  watt,  John,  jun. 
Mott,  Robeit. 
Maiterton,  Alexander. 
Minturn,, Benjamin  G. 
Moore,  James. 
Ming,  John. 
Murray,  John. 
Morris,  Jacob. 
Moore,  Ifaac. 
Merferve,  William. 
Marfh,  David. 
M 'Kenny,  William. 
Moore,  William. 
M'Cullen,  Robert. 
Moore,  Jacob. 
Myers,  John. 
Morn's,  Andrew. 
Morrifon,  Martin. 
Mooney,  William. 
Mabe,  Frederick. 
Meed,  Nicholas. 
Mott,  Jacob. 
Magivire.  Matthias. 
MjDowell.  Robert. 
M'Mafter,  James.  I 


Myers,  James. 

N 

Newton.  Jofeph. 
North,  Benjamin. 
Noftrand,  Timothy. 
O 

Odell,  John. 

P 

Parfcll,  William. 
Pafman.  Francis. 
Paton,  John. 
Pritchet,  James. 
Polhemus,  Abraham. 
Par  fells,  Thomas. 
Pell,  Caleb. 
Pinckney,  Thomas. 
Pell,  Aaron. 
Perrin,  John. 
Peterfon,  William. 
Pennell,  Hays. 
Peterfon,  Garret,  jun. 
Poft,  John,  fen. 
Poft,  John, jun. 
Peck,  George. 
Poft  Joel. 
Pell.  John. 
Philips,  James. 
Parker,  Michael. 
Pens,  Frederick. 
Pens,  Adam. 
Poft,  William. 
Parfons,  James,  jun. 

Quackenbos^John,  en 

.neer. 
Quick,  William. 
Quick,  Tun;3. 
Quackcnbiifli,  James. 
R  * 

loome,  John  P. 


2r4  N£W- 

Rycker,  Tunis. 

Rycker,  Samuel. 

Roome,  'ohn. 

Rofe.  Stephen. 

Ritter,  Peter. 

Ruflel,  Abraham. 

Reed,  Matthew. 

Rycker,  Daniel. 

Ryckman,  Albert. 

Roome,  Jacob. 
Robinfon,  James. 
Robins,  Ezekiel. 
Ronalds,  James. 
Rolefon.  Wilfon. 
Rofe,  John. 
Rycker,  Abraham. 
Rycker,  Matthew. 
Rogers  Henry. 
Rufltl  Richard. 
Roff,  Mofes. 
Rydaback.  Henry. 
Rooine,  W  illiam  P. 
S 

Stagg,  John,  engineer. 
Shimeall,  Valentine. 
Strong,  Benjamin. 
Sea!,  George. 
Shotwell,  Abraham. 
Stevenfon,  Thomas. 
Stagg,  Ifaac  T. 
Seaman,  John. 
Smith,  Thorn  as  R. 
Schmeltzel.  George. 
Stewart,  Charles. 
Skinner,  Thomas. 
Snyder,  Robert. 
Seaman,  Richard. 
Sharplcfs,  Ifaac. 
Shephard,  Abraham. 
Smith,  Mofes. 


RK  DIRECTORY. 

Smith,  Stephen. 

bowler,  David. 

Skaats,  Bartholomew. 

Smith,  Gerardus. 

Striker.  John. 

Smith,  Jofeph,  jun. 

Smith,  Morris. 

Stewart,  James. 

She i  red,  Jacob. 

Scbring,  Cornelius  B, 
Smith,  Jacob. 
Stanburry.  Daniel. 
Skillons,  Simon. 
Skaats,  Thomas. 
Snyder,  I-amuel. 
Skaats,  David. 
skaats,  Jacob. 
Smirfi,  Thomas, 
-mith,  Arthur 
Skaats,  Rinier. 
'  Stagg,  Ifaac  J. 
Smith,  Jofeph. 

T 

T  itnfon,  Thomas* 

Thompfon,  John. 

1  abelle,  facob. 

Ten  '  yck,  Abraham.. 

I  ownfend,  Thomas. 
Tylee,  James. 
Talman,  Peter. 
Titus.  John. 

i  om,  Thomas. 
Ten  Ey»k,  Andrew. 
Turk,  Ahafliuerus,  engi- 
neer. 
Tyfon,  Abraham. 
Tier,  Cornelius. 
Tear,  Jacob. 

I  urk,  Ahafliuerus,  jun. 
Teller,  Jame6. 


NEW- YORK 

Tor  Bofs,  Ifaac. 

U 

Jtt.  John. 
Jtt,  lonas. 

V 

/an  Warts,  William, 
/an  Devort,  Paul, 
/an  Dei  beck,  David, 
/an  Norden,  John. 
/anNorden,  Matthias, 
/an  Dyck,  Ifaac. 
/alleau,  W  ilh'am. 
/an  Dyck,  James, 
/ernon,  John, 
/an  Antwerp,  Nicholas, 
/an  Antwerp,  Daniel, 
/arian,  Ifaac. 

W 

White,  Thomas,  jun. 
Weeks,  Zeno. 
Williamfr-n,  Richards 
Wilkins,  John. 
fVhite,  Efek. 
SVardell,  Robert. 
Willbn,  John. 


DIRECTORY.  215 

Whitfield,  Henry. 
Weeks  James. 
Winecoop,  Peter. 
Warner.  George. 
Wallegrove,  Garret. 
Warner,  Cornelius. 
Wallegrove,  Samuel. 
Warner,  Charles. 
Warner,  George  J.  jun. 
Wefterfield,  Andrew. 
Weft,  Matthew. 
Woodhull,  James. 
Woodhull,  Gilbert. 
Waldron  Daniel. 
Woodward,  Nathaniel. 
Wcndover,  Peter  H. 
Webb,  Jofeph. 
Woodward,  |ohn. 
Wallegrove,  George. 
Wood,  Jeremiah. 
Wrighi,  William. 

Y 

Yelve-ton,  Andrew. 
Young  John. 


REGISTER 

For  the  Year  1794. 


Government  of  the  United  States, 

With  the  Salary  to  which  each  Officer  is  entitled. 

GEORGE  WASHINGTON,  Prefidentof 

the  United  States,  and  Commander  in  Chief  of  the 
Army  and  Navy  thereof,  for  himfelf  and  Secretary 
25,000  dollars  per  annum. 

 1  ,  Secretary  to  the  Prefident. 

JOHN  ADAMS,  Vice-Prefident  of  the  United  States 
and  Prefident  of  the  Senate,  5000  dollars. 


Senators  of  the  United  States. 

r,  (  Stephen  S.  Bradlev, 

rem**,  {  Mofes  Robinfon*  - 

Tr     ri      n-  S  John  Lanedon, 

'  tJ  '          I  bamuel  Lxvermore. 

4/j-  it  1  S  Caleb  Strong, 

W :  -J     '  I  George  Cabot. 

„,  ,  in    ,  f  Theodore  Fofter, 

RhoJe-lfland,  j  w.„iam  g^fo^ 

~      „■   :  \  Oliver  Elfworth, 

Connefluut,  j  M  ffi^ 

Kr*-Yori,  IRufusK.ng, 

'  1  Aaron  curr. 

>-     ^  r  \  Frederick  Frelinghnvfeflf 

.\ t  3  -_,  :rjey%  ^  john  Rmlierford;  ' 

Pam/vi  '  ^°'3ert  ^lorris, 

"  '-->  "      >  ^  James  Rofs. 

<J 


212 

Delaware, 

Maryland, 

Virginia, 

North-  Carolina, 

South-Carolina, 

Georgia, 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


Kentucky, 


f  John  Viaing, 
\  George  Read, 
f  John  Henry, 
(  Richard  Potts. 
"  John  Taylor, 
James  Munroe. 
Benjamin  Hawkins, 
Alexander  Martin.. 
i  Pierce  Butler, 
I  Ralph  Izard. 
(  James  Jackfon, 
|  James  Gun. 
"  John  Brown, 
Edwards. 


f  fohn 
\  John 


Samuel  A.  Otis,  Secretary. 
Right  Rev.  William  White,  D.  D.  Chaplain. 
James  Mathers,  Door-keeper. 


yernumtt 


Houfe  of  Reprefcntatives. 
C  Nathaniel  Niles, 
\  Ifrael  Smith. 
'Nicholas  Gilman, 


New-Hamf/iire, 


Mitffachufetts,  -\ 


RJuule-IJlaml, 


'Fiflier  Ames, 
Benjamin  Goodhue, 
Samuel  Dexter,  jun. 
Artemus  Ward, 
Theodore  Sedgwick, 
Peleg  Coffin, 
David  Cobb, 
George  Thatcher, 
Sheaijafhub  Bourne, 
Henry  Deamourne, 
Dwight  Fofter, 
Samuel  Holton, 
William  Lyman, 
Peleg  Wadl'woith. 
j  Benjamin  Bourne, 
\  Francis  Malbone. 


Conneificut, 


5T«o-  York , 


&trJi-Jcrfey, 


Pennjyh 


Ddaz 


STEW-YO^K  REGTSTER. 

'  Jonathan  Trumbull, 
James  Hillhoufe, 
Jeremiah  Wadfworth, 
■i  Amafa  Learned, 
Uriah  Tracey, 
Jofiah  Coit, 
Zephaniah  Swift. 

"John  Watts, 
Thomas  Tredwell, 
Philip  Van  Courtlandt, 
Theodorus  Bailey, 
Peter  Van  Gaafbeck, 
James  Gordon, 
Ezekiel  Gilbert, 
Henry  Glen, 
J.  £.  Van  Allen, 
l.  Silas  Talbot. 

/"Lambert  Cadwallader, 
1  John  Beatty,. 
<  Elias  Boudirtof, 
J  Jonathan  Dayton, 
V,  Abraham  Clark. 
William  Findlay, 
Frederick  A  Muhlenberg, 
Daniel  Heifter, 
William  Irvine, 
John  Wilkes  Kittera, 
Thomas  Hartley,  . 
Peter  Muhlenberg, 
Thomas  Fitzfimmons, 
Andrew  Gregg, 
James  Armftrong, 
William  Montgomery, 
John  Smilie, 
Thomas  Scott. 
Henry  Latimer. 


219 


y  7 


223  NEW  YOlfK  SECISTER. 

'George  Dent, 
G.  Duval, 
Uriah  Forrefr, 
Maryland,  \  Thomas  Sprigg, 

•  Samuel  Smith, 
Gabriel  Chriftie, 
William  Hindman, 
-  William  Van  Murray, 
f  James  Madifon, 
'William  B.  Giles, 
Samuel  Griffin, 
Jofiah  Parker, 
John  Page, 
Andrew  Moore, 
Abraham  VenabJe, 
Richard  B.  Lee, 
Robert  Rutherford, 
giuia,  «j  Carter  B.  Harrifon, 

John  Nicholas, 
Anthony  New, 
Johu  Heath, 
George  Hancock, 
Francis  Walker, 
Francis  Prefton, 
Thomas  Claiborne, 
Ifaac  Coles, 
Jofeph  .Neville. 
Jofeph  M'Dowel, 
Matthew  Lock, 
Jofeph  Winften, 
Alexander  Mebane, 
Nathaniel  Macon, 
James  Gillefpie, 
William  Barry  Grove, 
William  J.  Dawfon, 
Thomas  Blount, 
Benjamin  Williams. 


Noi'h-Carol-na,  ^ 


NEW-YORK  RECISTER.  221 

f  William  Smith, 

I  Lemuel  Beaton, 
_    ,  „    ,.         j  Alexander  Gillon, 
'        John  Hunter, 

j  Andrew  Pickens, 

I  Richard  Winn. 
n  f  Abraham  Baldwin, 

t»«rp«,  |  Thomas  P.  Carnes. 

„      ,  ( Chriftopher  Greenup, 

Kentucky,  |  Alexander  D.  Orr. 

John  Beckley,  clerk. 

Afhbel  Green,  D.  D.  Chaplain. 

Jofeph  Wheaton,  Serjeant  at  Arms. 

Thomas  Claxton,  Door-keeper. 

 ,  Meflenger. 

The  Speaker  of  the  Houfe  of  Reprefentatives  lias 
twelve  doilars  per  day ;  and  the  members  of  each  houfe 
are  entitled  to  receive  the  fum-of  fix  dollars  per  day 
during  the  feifion  of  Congrefs ;  and  the  fame  fum  is 
alfo  allowed  them  for  every  twentv  miles  niftance  be- 
tween the  feat  of  government  and  their  refpeetive  ha- 
bitations. After  the  4th  of  March,  1 795,  the  pay  of 
the  Senators  will  be  feven  dollars.  The  Secretary 
of  the  Senate,  and  the  Clerk  of  the  Houfe  of  Repre- 
fentatives, have  each  1 500  dollars  per  annum,  and 
two  dollars  per  day  during  the  feifion.  The  Chap- 
lains of  each  houfe  at  the  rate  of  500  dollars  per  an- 
num. The  Serjeant  at  Arms  of  the  Houfe  of  Repre- 
fentatives, four  dollars  per  day-«  The  Door-keeper 
of  each  houfe  has  500  dollars  per  annum,  and  the 
AfiifLnt  Docr-kteper  4.3O. 


Department  of  State. 
Edmund  Randolph,  Secretary  of  State,  3500  dollars 
George  Taylor,  Chief.Clerk.  i]fe2 

Department  cf  JVar. 
Henry  Knox,  Secretary,  3000  dollars, 
jofli  :a  Howe!,  Accountant,  1200. 
johaStagg,  iuav-Chief Clerk.j3rj 

u  <r. 


222 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


Treafury  Department. 
Alexander  Hamilton,  Secretary,  3500  dollar-. 
Tench  Coxe,  Commiflioner  of  the  Revenue,  2400 
Oliver  Wolcott,  Comptroller,  2650. 
Richard  Harrifon,  Auditor,  2400. 
Jofeph  Nourfe,  Regifter,  2000. 
Samuel  Meredith,  Treafurer,  2400. 

The  clerks  in  the  different  public  offices  are  al- 
lowed from  500  to  800  dollars  yer  annum. 

Judiciary  of  the  United  States. 
John  Jay,  of  New-York,  Chief  Judge,  4000  dollars: 
William  Cufliing,  of  Maflachufetts;  Tames  Wil- 
fon,  of  Pennfylvania;  John  Blair,  of  Virginia; 
James  Iredell,  of  North-Carolinaj  and  William 
Patterfon,  of  New-Jerfey,  Aflbciate  Judges;  each 
3  500  dollars. 
William  Bradford,  Attorney-General,  1900 

Vermont  Diflrifl.  • 
Nathaniel  Chipman,  Judge,  800  dollars. — Stephen 
Jacobs,  Attorney. — Lewis  R.  Morris,  Marflial. 
Nevj-Hampfiire  Diflriil. 
John   Sullivan,   Judge,  1000  dollars. — Edward  St. 
Loe  Livermore,  Attorney. — John  Parker,  Marflial. 
Majfachufctts  Dijlria. 
John  Lowell,  Judge,  1200  dollars. — C.  Gore,  At- 
torney.—John  Brooks,  Marflial. 

Maine  Di/lrifi. 
David  Sewel,  Judge,  1000  dollars. — William  Lith? 
gpw,  jun.  Attorney. — John  Hobby,  Marflial. 
Rhotie-IflanJ  Di/iiia. 
Henry  Marchant,  Judge,  800  dollars. — Bay  Green,. 
Attorney. — William  Peck,  Marflial. 

Conneflicut  Diftritl. 
Richard  Law,  Judge,  1000  dollars — Piermont  Ed- 
ward^ Attorney. — Philip  Bradley,  Marflial. 
3V«TO-  Yerk  Dijlriti. 
John  Lawrence,  Judge,    1500  dollars. — Richard. 
Harrifon,  Attorney. — Aquila  Giles,  Marflial. — 
Robut  Troup,  Clerk, 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  223' 

Nczu-Jerfey  Difiria. 
Robert  Morris,  Judge,  iooo  dollars. — Abraham  Og- 
den,  Attorney. — Thomas  Lowery,  Marflial. 
Pennfylvania  Di/lria. 
Richard  Peters,  Judge,  i6oodollars. — William Rawle, 
Attorney. — David  Lenox,  Marflial, 
'  Del.ru.-are  Di/lria. 
Gunning  Bedford,  Judge,  800  dollars. — George  Read, 
jun.  Attorney. — Allen  M'Lean,  Marflial. 
Maryland  Di/lria. 
William  Paca,  judge,  1500  dollars. — Zebulon  Hol- 
lingfworth,  Attorney. — Nathaniel  Ramfay,  Marflial. 
Virginia  Di/lria. 
Cyrus  Griffin,  judge,  1800 dollars. — Alexander Camp- 
'  bell,  Attorney. — David  M.  Randolph,  Marflial. 
Kentucky  Diaria. 
Harry  Innes,  Judge,  1800  dollars. — George  Nicholas, 
Attorney. — Samuel  M'Dowel,  jun.  Marflial. 
North-Cardina  Di/lria. 
John  Sergreaves,  Judge,  1500  dollars. — William  Hill, 
Attorney. — John  Skinner,  Marflial. 
South-Carolina  Di/lria. 
Thomas  Bee,  Judge,  1800  dollars. — Thomas  Parker, 
Attorney. — Daniel  L.  Huger,.  Marflial. 
Georgia  Di/lria. 
Nathaniel  Pendleton,  Judge,  1500  dollars. — Matthew 
M'Allifter,  Attorney. — Jofiah  Fattnal!,  Marflial. 

Miniftcriai  and  CcnftUar  Appointments  by  tlx 
United' States. 

In  France  and  its  Dominions: 
Tames  Monroe,  Minifter  Plenipotentiary.  ' 
James  Fenwick,  Conful  at  Bourdeaux. 
P.  F.  Dobree,  Conful  at  Nantz. 

 :  ,  Confui  at  Rouen. 

Stephen  Cathalan,  Vice-conful  at  Marfeilles. 
Nathaniel  Cutting,  Cor.fu!  for  Havre  de  Grace.- 
William  M'Carty,  Conful  at  the  I  fie  of  France,. 

Jn  Great-Britrnn  and  Ireland. 
John  Jay,  Envoy  Extraordinary. 
Thomas  Pinckney,  Minifter  Plenipotentiary. 


224  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Jofhua  Johnfton,  Confulat  London. 
James  Mawry,  Conful  at  Liverpool. 
Edward  Fox,  Conful  at  Falmouth. 
Thomas  Atildjo,  Vice-confui  at  Pool. 
Tofeph  Wilfon,  Conful  at  Dublin. 
Tames  Simpfon,  Conful  at  Gibraltar. 

In  the  Dominions  belonging  to  the  United  Netherlands. 
JohnQiiincy  Adams,  Minifter  Refident  at  the  Hague- 
James  Greenleaf,  Conful  at  Amfterdam. 
Sylvanus  Bourne,  Vice-conful  at  do. 
Charles  W.  F.  Damas,  Conful  at  the  Hague. 
David  M.  Glarkfon,  Conful  at  St.  Eiiftawi.'  v^ 
Benjamin  Philips,  Conful  atCurracoa. 
Samuel  C.  Johonnot,  Conful  at  Demarara- 
Ebcnezer  Brufli,  Conful  at  Surrinam. 

In  Spain. 

William  Short,  Minifter  Refident. 
Edward  Church,  Conful  at  Bilboa. 
Jofeph  Yznardi,  Conful  at  Cadiz- 
Michael  Murphy,  Conful  at  Malaga. 
Francis  Archer,'  Conful  at  the  port  of  Figuera. 

In  the  Dominions  of  Portugal. 
David  Humphreys,  Minifter  Refident  to  her  Molt 

Faithful  Majefty.  J-: ''  ~  ' 

John  Marfden  Pintard,  Conful  at  Madeira. 
John  Culnan,  Conful  at  Teneriflfe. 
John  Street,  Vice-conful  at  Fayal. 
B.  DeClamoure  Brown,  OpnlVi  tor  Oporto 
iii  Tetany. 

Peter  Feliechy,  Conful  at  Leghorn,  &c.         '  4P 

In  ,the  Hans  Tvwns.  '  \  f& 

John  Parifh,  Vice-conful,  at  Hamburgh. 
Arnold  Delius,  Conful  at  Bremen. 

In  Germany. 
Philip  Mark,  Conful  at  Franconia. 

In  the.  Dominions  cf  Denmark. 
Henry  Cooper,  Conful  at  Santa  Cruz. 

In  China. 
Samuel  Shaw,  Conful  at  Canton': 


NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 


225 


In  Calcutta. 

Benjamin  Joy,  Conful  at  Calcutta,  and  other  parts  and 
places  on  the  coaft  of  India  in  Afia. 

*  In  Morocco. 

Francifco  Chiappe,  Agent  at  Morocco. 
Guifeppe  Chiappe,  Agent  at  Magador. 

In  Alicant.       ib*.  ', 
Robert  Montgomery,  Conful  at  Alicant. 

The  fum  of  40,000  dollars  is  appropriated  annually 
for  the  fervice  of  fuch  pcrfons  as  may  be  appointed  to 
ferve  the  United  States  in  foreign  parts. 

The  outfit  of  a  public  minifter  muft  not  exceed 
one  year's  falary. 

The  annual  falary  of  a  minifter  plenipotentiary 
muft  not  exceed  9000  dollars — that  of  his  fectet?.ry 
1390  dollars —  and  that  of  a  charge  des  affairs  450a 
dollars. 


Minijlerial  and  Conjular  Appointments  ly  Fo- 
reign Powers  to  the  United  States. 

By  the  French  Republic. 
Jofeph  Fauchet,  Minifter  Plenipotentiary. 
La  Foreft,  C-o"f"l  General. 

Damuery,  Conful  forNew-Hampfhire,  Mailachufetts, 

and  Rhode-Ifland. 
Areambal,  Vice-conful  for  New-York  &  Xew-Jerfey. 
Thomar,  Vice-conful jMsMr.ryhr.ci. 
Fonpertr.ir,  Vice-confl^fc  North-Carolina. 
,  Conful  for  PennfyTvania. 
,  Vice-conful  for"  Virginia. 

By  Spain. 

Don  Jofeph  de  Viar,  and  Don  Jofeph  de  Jaudenes, 
'joint  Commiflioners  from  the  King  of  Spain. 
By  Great-Britain. 

George  Hammond,  Minifter  Plenipotentiary. 

Sir  John  Temple,  Conful-general. 

Sir  John  Hamilton,  Conful  for  the  ftate  of  Virginia. 

T.  M'Donogh,  Conful  for  the  ftates  of  Nevv-Hamp- 
fliire  and  Maffachufetts. 

Thomas  Moore,  Conful  for  the  ftates  of  Rhode-Ifland 
and  Connecticut. 


226  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Phineas  Bond,  Conful  for  the  Hates  of  New-York, 
'New-Jerfey,  Pen  nfylvania,  Delaware  and  Mary  land. 
George  Miller,Confuf  for  the  ftates of  North-Carolina, 

South-Carolina  and  Georgia. 

By  t/ic  United  Netherlands. 
Francis  Van  Berckel,  Refident. 
Diederick  Lerrouwer,  Conful  for  the  dates  of  New#- 
•  Hampfhire  and  Maffachufctts.. 
Harman  Ley  Roy,  Conful  for  the  ftates  of  New-York 

and  New-Jerfey. 
Jan  Hendrick  Chriftian  Heineker,  Conful  foe  the 

ftates  of  Pennfylvania  and  Delaware. 
Adrian  Valck,  C°J>'Ul  for  the  ftates  of  Maryland  and 

Virginia. 

Jan  Boonen  Graves,  Conful  for  the  (rates  of  North- 
Carolina,  South-Carolina  and  Georgia. 

By  Sweden.  •  'J^ 

Richard'Soderftrom,  Conful  for  Bofton  and  the  eaft- 
ern  ftates. 

Charles  Hellftedt,  Conful  for  Philadelphia  and  the 
fouthern  ftates.. 

By  Portugal. 
Ignatius  Palyart,  Conful-general. 
John  Abrams,  Vice-conful  for  the  ftate  of  New-York: 

 Codman,  Vice-conful  for  Maffachufetts.. 

J.  F.  B.  Vercnoke,  Vice-conlul  for  South-Carolina. 
James  Barry,  Vice-conful  for  Maryland. 

Jofeph  Ravara,  Confuk^| 

By  Prujia.  \ 
Charles  Gotfred  Polefke,  Conful-general. 

Officers  of  the  Revenue. 

Vermont  Diftricl. 
Noah  Smith,  Supervifor  and  Infpeftor,  400  dollars, 

and  a  commiffion*  of  1  per  centum. 

*  Tie  commiffion  in  eaeh  cafe  is  computed  on  the  neat 
producl  of  the  duties  on  fpirits  diflilled  within  the  jurifdic- 
tion  of  the  officer  to  whom  it  is  allowed. 

The  officers  appointed  by  the  Supervifor  are  denominated 
Colleclors  of  the  Revenue,  and  have  for  their  compenfciien 


NEW-YORK.  REGISTER.  2  27 

New-Hamffiiie  Dijirift. 
Jofhua  Wen:  (wth,  Supervifor  and  Infpeftor,  50* 
noilars  and  1  per  centum. 

Majfachufetts  Diftria. 
Nathaniel  Gorham,  Supervifor  and  Infpe&or,  Soo 

doiisrs  and  1  per  centum. 
Jonathan  Jackfon,  and  Leonard  Jarvis,  500  dollar 
each,  and  1  per  centum. 

Rhode- ljland  Diftria. 
John  £.  Dexter,  Supervifor  and  Infpeftor,  500  dol- 
lars and  1  per  centum. 

Cmneflicut  Difaicl. 
John  Chefter,  Supervifor  and  Infpeftor,  600  dollars, 
and  1  per  centum. 

New-York  Diftria. 
^icholas  Fifh,  Supervifor,  900  dollars  and  1  percent. 
Robert  Cocks,  jun.  ift  Clerk. 

John  Pray,  Jofeph  Crook  and  Nathaniel  Auftin, 

Collectors  of  the  Revenue  for  the  city  and  county 

of  New-York. 
Frederick  Weifenfels,  Gauger. 
Henry  P.  Dering.  Infpeftor  of  the  Revenue  for  the 

port  of  Sagg  Harbour. 
John  C.  Ten  Broeck,  Infpeclor  of  do.  for  the  port  of 

Hudfon. 

Henry  J.  Bogart,  Infpe&or  of  do.  for  the  port  of 

Albany. 

.  Ue"j}-Jer]$Difiria. 
Aaron  Denharri,SuperviforandInfpector,  400  dollars 
and  1  per  centum. 

Pemt/ylvania  Diftria. 
George  Clymer,  Supervifor  and  Inlpector,  1000  dol- 
lars'vand  1  per  «.  entum.  . 
James  Collins,  Edward  Hands,  and  John  Neville, 
450  dollars  each,  and  a  commiffion  of  1  per  cent. 
Dilemare  Diftria. 
Henry  Latimer,  Superviior  and  Jnfpe&or,  400  dol- 
lars and  1  per  centum. 

2  fit  centum  on  fpirits  difWtet  from  foreign  materials^ 
and  4  par  (entum  on  tiwfe  dijtiikd from  dome/lie  materials. 


228  NEW  YORK  R'KGISTER. 

Maryland  Dijlritt. 
George  Gale,  Supervifor  and  Infpedtor,  700  dollars 

and  1  per  centum. 
Philip  Thomas,  Infpeftor,  450  dollars  and  1  per  cent. 

Virginia  Dijlrift. 
Edward  Carrington,  Supervifor,  10.00  dollars  and  i 
*per  centum. 

Drury  Ragfdale,  Edward  Stevens,  Mayer  Carrington, 
James  Gibbon,  Edward  Smith,  James  Bracken- 
ridge,  and  Thomas  Marflial,  450  dollars  each,  and 
1  per  centum. 

North-Carolina  DiJlriR. 

William  Polke,  Supervifor,  700  dollars,  and  1  percent. 

James  Read,  John  Davis,  and  Thomas  Benbury,  a 
commiflion  of  2  per  centum. 

John  Whitaker,  and  Daniel  Maciflae,  450  dolkufe  < 
each,  and  a  commiflion  of  1  per  centum. 

South-  Carolina  Difirift. 

Daniel  Stevens,-  Supervifor  and  Infpe&or,  700  dol- 
lars and  1  per  centum. 

Benjamin  Cudworth,  Infpettor,  300  dollars  and  2 
per  centum. 

Sylvanus  Walker, Infpector,  450  dollarsand  ipercent. 

Georgia  Difiriit. 
John  Mathews,  Superv  ifor  and  Infpeftor,  500  dol- 
lars and  1  per  centum.  ML 


Officers  of  the  Bank  of  the  United  States' 

v  •  ,  '•'  Dollars. 


Thomas  Willing,  Prefident,  3000 

John  Kean,  Cafhier,  2700 

George  Simfon,  1ft  Telier,  icoo 

Gullian  M'Evers,  2d  do.  1000 

Williafn  Lawrence,  ift  'Jook-keej'er,  iooa 

John  Rudd,            »d  do.  800 

Philip  Enk,  ift  Difcount  Clerk,  750 

Edward  Stow,  2d  do.  6co 

Guftavus  Refoerg,  Runner.  600 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  229 
Neiu-  York  Branch. 
Philip  Livingfton,  Prefident. 
Thomas  Buchanan,  Gerard  Bancker,  William  Leighr, 
Matthew  Clarkfon,  A.  L.Bleecker,  Nicholas  Hoff- 
man, Thomas  Pearfall,  William  Henderfon,  Ni- 
cholas Low,  Robert  Lenox,  William  Minturn,  an3 
Cornelius  Ray,  Directors. 

Jonathan  Burrall,  Cafliier. 


RULES  to  be  obferved  by  Perfons  tranfafling  Bufinefs 
with  the  Office  of  Difcount  and  Depofit  of  the  Bank 
of  the  United  States  at  New-York. 

THE  Office  will  be  open  for  the  tranfaftion  of 
bufinefs  every  day  in  the  year,  (Sundays,  Chrift- 
•las-day,  public  fafts,  thankfgiving  days,  and  the  4th 
of  July  excepted)  from  the  hour  of  ten  in  the  morn- 
ing till  one  in  the  afternoon,  and  from  three  until  five 
o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 

The  rate  of  difcount  is  fixed  at  fix  per  cent,  per 
annum,  upon  notes  or  bills  not  having  more  than 
thirty  days  to  run;  three  days  of  grace  will  be  allowed, 
and  the  difcount  taken  for  the  fame. 

Every  bill  or  note  offered  for  difcount,  fliall  be  de- 
livered into  the  office  on  the  day  preceding  the  day  of 
difcount,  and  (hill  be  inclofed  in  a  fealed  cover,  di- 
rected to  the  Cafliier,  adrifing  the  name  of  the  per- 
son upon  whofe  account  it  is  offered. 

Money  and  other  fmall  articles  of  value  lodged  ia 
the  office,  may  be  re-drawn  at  pleafure  free  of  expence. 

Bills  and  notes  left  at  the  office  for  collection,  will 
he  prefented  for  acceptance,  and  the  money  collected 
or  demanded  without  expence,  except  in  cafe  of  pro- 
teft;  the  charges  of  which  fliall  be  paid  by  the  perfon, 
lodging  the  bill  or  note. 

Payments  made  at  the  office  m  ift  be  examined  at 
the  time;  no  fuggeftion  of  miftakc  cap  be  afterwards 
.admitted. 

X 


2gO  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Gold  and  filver  coins  will  be  received  and  paid  at 
•the  rates  eftablifhed  by  Congrefs. 

By  order  of  the  Prefident  and  Directors. 

JONATHAN  I3URRALL,  Cafhier. 
New -York,  March  27,  1792. 
N.  B.  It  is  expected  all  payments  in  fatisftction  oi 
bills  and  notes  will  be  made  at  the  office. 


Table  of  the  Weight  and  Value  of  fever al  Coins. 

Money  of  Currency 
the  United  States.     of  New-York, 

•r'j  of  a  dollar  b\    cents.  006 

\  piftreen  jo    do.  00  9?- 

■|-of  a  dollar  17^  c'°-  0    1  0 

1  piftreen  20    do.  017^ 

1  Englifli  milling        22|  do.  o    1  9  m 

i  dollar  .25    do.  020 

4  dollar  50    do.  040 

1  dollar  100    do.  o  80 

1  Eng.orFrench  crown  1 1 1    do.  o    8  10 

Trench  guinea  4dol.  62  cents.  1  16  o 

Englifli  guinea  4  do.  66£  do..  1  1 7  4 

£  johannes  8  do.  340 

General  Poft-Office. 
Poft-mafter-general,  Timothy  Pickering,  2000  dollars.. 
Deputy    do.  Charles-Burrall,       1000  do.  ' 

Of  the  Pofiage  of  Letters. 

€enti=, 

For  thepoftageof  aily  letter  not  exceeding^o  miles,  6 
Over  30  and  not  exceeding  60,  8 
Over  60  and  not  exceeding  100,  io£ 
Over  100  and  not  exceeding  150,  ia 
Over  1 50  and  not  exceeding  200,  1 5 

Over  200  and  not  exceeding  250,  17 
Over  250  and  not  exceeding  350,  20 
Over  350  and  not  exceeding  450,  22 
And  from  every  place  more  than  450,  25 

Every  double  letter  (hall  pay  double  the  faid  rate. 

Every  triple  letter,  and  every  packet  weighing  one 


KEW-YORK.  REGISTER.  2JI 
tfunce  avoirdupois,  pays  at  the  rate  of  four  Angle  let- 
ters for  each  ounce,  and  in  that  proportion  for  every 
greater  weight. 

Poftage  of  letters  coming  by  feci  in  pachts or veffels,  the  pr»- 
perty  of  the  United  States,  either  from  one  port  to  another, 
or  to  anil  from  the  United  States. 
>  Cents. 

For  a  Angle  letter, 

For  a  double  do.  !° 
For  every  triple  letter  or  packet,  24 
Foreverv  letter  or  packet  brought  into  theUnited  ^ 
States',  or  carried  from  one  port  to  another  >  4 
therein,  by  fea,  in  any  private  fliip  or  veffel,  ) 


Commijfioners  of  Loans.- 

Dollars. 


New-Hatnpfliire,  William  Gardner,  650 

Maflachu lefts,  Nathaniel  Appletor.j  1500 

Rhode-IMand,  Jabez  Brown,-  600 

Connecticut,  William  Imley,  1000 

New-York,  John  Cochran,  1500 

New-Jerfey,  James  Ewing,  700 

Pennfylvania,  Stephen  Moyland,  1500 

Delaware,  Jame*  Tilton,  600 

Maryland,  Benjamin  Hp.rwood,  1000 

Virginia,  John  Hopkins-,  150O 

North-Carolina,  William  Skinner,  iooo 

South-Carolina,  John  De  Neupville,  1000 

Georgia,  Richard  Wyley,  700 


Gsvern?ne;it  of  the  Territory  of  theUnited  States 
North-JVefi  of  the  River  Ohio. 

Arthur  St.  Clair,  Governor  and  Superintendant  of 
Indian  Affairs  in  the  northern  department,  2000 
dollars. 

Winthrop  Sargeant,  Secretary. 
John  Cleeve  Symes,  George  Turner,  and  Rufus  Put' 
nam,  Judges,  800  dollars  each. 

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Government  of  the  Territory  of  the  United  States 

South  of  the  River  Ohio. 
William  Blount,  Governor  and  Superintcndant  of 

Indian  Affairs  in  the  fouthem  department,  2000 

dollars. 
Daniel  Smith,  Secretary. 

David  Campbell,  John  M'Nairy,  and  John  Andcr- 
fon,  Judges,  800  dollars  each. 


Governors  of  the  different  States  in  the  Union. 

Vermont,  Thomas  Chittenden. 

New-Hampfliire,  John  Taylor  Gilman. 

Maffachufetts,  Samuel  Adams. 

Rhode-Tfland,  Arthur  Fenner. 

Connecticut,  Samuel  Huntington. 

New-York,  George  Clinton. 

New-Jerfey,  Richard  Howell. 

Pennfylvania,  Thomas  Mifflin. 

Delaware,  John  Clayton. 

Maryland,   Stone. 

Virginia,  Henry  Lee. 
North-Carolina,  Alexander  Martin, 
South-Carolina,  William  Moultrie. 
Georgia,  George  Mathews. 
Kentucky,  William  Blount. 


Mint  of  the  United  States. 

An  aft  was  pafled  at  a  late  Congrefs  for  the  tftab- 
lifhment  of  a  mint  at  the  feat  of  government. 

The  coins  to  be  ftruck  are  to  be  of  the  following- 
denominations,  values,  and  descriptions,  vfa;^  ff£ 
GOLD  COINS. 

Eagks,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  ten  dollars  or 
\mits,  and  to  contain  247  grains  and  i  of  a  grain  of 
pure,  or  170  grains  of  ftandard  gold. 

Half  Eagles,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  five  dollars, 
nd  to  contain  123  grains  and  £  of  a  grain  of  pure, 
or  135  grains  of  ftandard  gold. 


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Quarter  Eagles,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  two  dol- 
lars and  a  half,  and  to  contain  61  grains  and  f  of  a 
grain  of  pure,  or  67  grains  and  f  of  a  grain  of  ftand- 
ard  gold. 

SILVER  COINS. 

Dollars  or  Units,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  a  Spanifh 
milled  dollar,  as  the  fame  is  now  current,  and  to  con- 
tain 371  grains  and  T45-of  a  grain  of  pure,  or  416  grains 
of  ftandard  filver. 

Half  Dollars,  each  to  be  of  half  the  value  of  the  dol- 
lar or  unit,  and  to  contain  185  grains  and  of  a 
grain  of  pure,  or  208  grains  of  ftandard  filver. 

Quarter  Dollars,  each  to  be  one  fourth  of  the  value 
of  the  dollar  or  unit,  and  to  contain  92  grains  and  -}-£of 
a  grain  of  pure,  or  104  grains  of  ftandard  filver. 

Difmes,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  one  tenth  of  the 
dollar  or  unit,  and  to  contain  37  grains  and  -fs  of  a 
grain  of  pure,  or  41  grains  and  \  of  a  grain  of  ftand- 
ard filver. 

Half  Difmes,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  one  twen- 
tieth of  a  dollar,  and  to  contain  18  grains  and  ^  of  a 
grain  of  pure,  or  20  grains  and  f  of  a  grain  of  ftand  - 
ard filver. 

COPPER  COINS. 

Cents,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  one  hundredth  part 
of  a  dollar,  and  to  contain  208  grains  of  copper. 

Half  Certs,  each  to  be  of  the  value  of  half  a  cent, 
and  to  contain  104  grains  of  copper. 

Upon  one  fide  of  each  of  the  laid  coins  there  flial! 
be  an  impreflion  emblematical  of  Liberty,  with  an  in- 
fcription  of  the  word  LIBERTY,  and  the  year  of  the 
toinagi;  and  upon  the  reverfe  of  each- of  the  gold  andf 
filver  coins  there  fiiall  be  the  figure  or  reprefentatiou 
of  an  Eagle;  with  this  infeription, — UNITED 
STATES  OF  AMERICA:— and  upon  the  reverfe 
of  each  of  the  copper  coins  there  fhall  be  an  inferip- 
tion expreffive  of  the  denomination  of  the  ;|fcce,  viz. 
Cents  or  Half  Cents,  as  .the  cafe  may  require. 

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234  NEW-VORK  REGISTER. 

A  pou  nd  of  pure  gold  u  valued  equal  to  fifteen  pounds 
■of  pure  lilver. 

Gold  coins  are  to  confift  of  eleven  parts  fine  and 
one  part  alloy. 

The  ftandard  of  filver  coins  is  1485  parts  fine  to 
j  79  Parts  alloy. 

Money  of  account  of  the  United  dates  fliall  be  ex- 
prefled  in  dollars  or  units,  difmes  or  tenths,  cents  or 
hundredths,  and  mills  or  thoufandths :  adifmebeing 
the  tenth  of  a  dollar,  a  cent  the  hundredth,  and  a  mil* 
the  thoufarfdth.  And  all  accounts  in  the  public  of- 
fices and  all  proceedings  in  the  courts  of  juftice,  fliall 
be  had  in  conformity  to  this  regulation. 

A  fmall  beginning  in  the  copper  coinage  has  taken 
place  already,  and  there  is  no  doubt  of  a  minder* 
quantity  beingfpeedily  ill'ued  to  anfwer  the  purptjfes  of 
fmall  change  throughout  the  union. 

Officers  of  the  Mint,* 
David  Rittenhoufe,  Director,  2000  dollars. 
Henry  Voight,  Chief  coiner,  1 500  do. 


Army  of  the  United  States. 
Anthony  Wayne,  Major-General,  Commandant. 
Rufus  Putnam,  John  Brooks,  and  James  Williamfon, 
Brigadier-Generals. 
Winthrop  Sargeant,  Adjutant-General. 
James  O'Hara,  Qyarter-Mafter-General. 
John  Belli,  DeputyrQuarter-Mafter-Gcneral. 


Officers  of  the  State  of  New-Tork. 

His  Excellency  GEORGE  CLINTON,  Governor, 
General  and  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  Militia, 
and  Admiral  of  the  Navy. 

The  Hon.  Pierre  Van  Courtlandt,  Lieutenant-Go- 
vernor, and  Prefident  of  the  Senate. 

Lewis  h-  Scott,  Secretary  of  the  State. 

Robert  Harpur,  Deputy- Secretary. 

Nathaniel  Lawrence,  Attorney-Genual. 

Gerard  Baucker,  Treafurer. 

Peter  T.  Curtenius,  Auditor. 

Simeon  De  Witt,  Surveyor-Generals 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


Cotiniil  of  Appointment, 
His  Excellency  the  Governor,  ex-officio. 
Selah  Strong,  Reuben  Hopkins,   Philip  Schuyler, 
and  Zina  Hitchcock. 

Officers  in  Chancery. 
The  Hon.  Robert  R.  Livingfton,. Chancellor. 
Peter  R.  Livingfton,  Regifter. 
Gilbert  Livingfton,  Poughkeepfie,  ~\ 
-Jeremiah  Lanfing,  Albany,  f  Mafters 

John 'Ray,  New- York,  t  in  Chancery.. 

James  M.  Hughes,  do.,  j- 
Edward  Dunfcomb,  Examiner. 
Leonard  Ganfevoort,  jun.  Albany, 
Richard  S.  Treat,  Albany,  /  Clerks 

Thomas  Cooper,  New-York,  >•/-.!_ 
Abraham  G.  Lanling,  Albany, 
Joha  W.  WatkinS,  New-York, 
Jeflee  Weeks,  Serjeant  at  Anns. 

Officers  in  the  Supreme  Court. 
Hon.  Robert  Yates,  Chief  Juftice. 
Hon.  John  Slofs  Hobart,  ~\ 
Hon.  John  Lanfing,  jun.   f  p  .,    ,  , 
Hon.  Morgan  Lewis,        >  ruilne  Judges. 
Hon.  Egbert  Benfon,  J 
John  M'Kefibn,  Clerk. 

James  Fairlie,  Clerk  of  the  Circuit  and  of  the  Court- 
of  Oyer  and  Terminer.. 

Court  of  Probates. 
Hon.  Peter  Ogilvie,  Judge.    William  Ogilvie,  Clerk. 

Court  of  Admiralty. 
Hon.  John  Lawrence,  Judge. 

The  Council  of  Revijion 

Confifts  of  the  Governor  for  the  time  being,  the 
Chancellor,  and  the  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court; 
who,  or  any  two  cf  them,  with  the  Governor,  are  to 
revife  all  bills  about  to  be  pa{Ted  into  law:  for  which 
they  are  not  to  receive  any  falary  under  any  pretence 
Batterer. 


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SENATORS. 

Southern  Diftria. 
Samuel  Jones,  Selah  Strong, 

Jofhua  Sands,  Ezra  L'Hommedieu, 

Henry  Cruger,  Matthew  Clarkfon, 

John  Schenck,  Richard  Hatfield. 

Middle  Diftria. 
Jacobus  Swartwout,        Reuben  Hopkins, 
Thomas  Tillotfon,  Jofeph  Hafbroeck, 

John  Cantine,  John  D.  Coe. 

Weftern  Diftria. 
Philip  Schuyler,  Michael  Myers, 

Stephen  Van  Renflelaer,  Jacobus  Van  Schoonhoven,. 
John  Frey, 

Eaftern  Diftria. 
John  Williams,  William  Powers, 

John  Livingfton,  Zina  Hitchcock, 

Robert  Woodworth, 

Abraham  B.  Bancker,  Clerk. 


Members 

City  Cs5  County  of  New-  York 
Jofiah  Ogden  Hoffman, 
John  De  Lancey, 
Jotham  Poft,  fen. 
James  Watfon, 
Richard  Furman, 
Nicholas  Cruger, 
James  M.  Hughes. 

Richmond  County. 
Lewis  Ryers. 

King's  County. 
Peter  Vandervoort. 

Queen's  County. 
Samuel  Clows, 
Nathaniel  Lawrence,. 
Stephen  Carmen. 

Suffolk  County. 
Jonathan  N.  Havens, 
John  Gelfton, 


of  Affembly. 

.  Jofhua  Smith,  jun. 

 Thomfon. 

Wejlchefler  County^ 
Abel  Smith, 
Pierre  Van  Courtlandtr, 
Ebenezer  White, 
Ebenezer  Purdy, 
Thomas  Bowne. 

Orange  County. 
John  Hathorn, 
"  David  Pye, 
William  Allifon. 

Ulfter  County. 
Cornelius  C.Schobnmaker, 
John  C.  De  Witt,  J 
Sutferin  T.  Bruin, 
Jacob  W.  Tremper, 
Andrew  M'Cord. 


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Dut chefs  County. 
Samuel  A.  Barker, 
David  Brooks, 
Jacob  Radclift, 
Jeffe  Oakly, 
Ifaac  Van  VVyck, 
Jacob  Bokee, 
Jacob  Smith. 

Columbia  Csunty. 
Matthew  Adgate, 
John  Bay, 
Philip  L.  Hoffman, 
Elifha  Jenkins, 
Matthew  Scott, 
James  Brebner.  '. 

RenJJelacr  County. 
Benjamin  Hicks, 
Jonathan  Brown, 
Jacob  C.  Schemerhorn, 
Andrew  Grey, 
Hofea  Morfit. 

Saratoga  County. 
John  B.  Schuyler, 
Jabez  Davis, 
Adam  Com  (lock, 
Beriah  Palmer* 


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W ifiington& ClbitonCount  us  • 
Edward  Savage, 
David  Hopkins, 
Samuel  Breaman, 
Benjamin  Colvin. 

Albany  County. 
Leonard  Ganfevoort,  jun. 
Andries  Van  Patten, 
Johannis  Deitz, 
Thomas  Hunn, 
William  North, 
Jacob  Hockflraflbr, 
Stephen  Piatt. 

Montgomery  County. 
Douw  Fonda, 
David  M'Maiters, 
Simon  Veeder, 
Frederick  Getman. 

Gtfego  County. 
Jacob  Morris. 

Herkemer  County. 
Jedediali  Sanger. 

Ontario  County. 
Thomas  Morris. 

Tioga  County. 
Vincent  Matthews. 


Charier  Officers  of  the  City  of  Nev)-2~ork. 
Richard  Varick,  Mayor,  ~) 

Samuel  Jones,  Recorder,      I    *    .     .  .    ,  .. 
Marinus  Willet,  Sheriff,       \4P%$h  **  C°"»«t 
Robert  Benfon,  Clerk,         |  cf 
William  I.  Elfworth,  Coro.  J 

Aldermen  and  their  Affiftants — elefled  by  Freeholders  and 
Freemen. 

Fi.Jt  Ward.     Gabriel  Furman,  Aid  erman. 

*  Frederick  Stymets,  Afliftant. 

Second  Ward.   Wynant  Van  Zandf,  Alderman. 

Garret  Harfen,  Affiftant. 
Third  Ward.   Peter  P.  Van  Zandt,  Alderman, 

Nicholas  Carmer,  Afiiftant. 


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Fourth  Ward.   Ifaac  Stoutenburgh,  Alderman. 
r  r,  rir        A»tl)ony  Port,  Affiftant. 
frjM  Ward.    Theophilus  Beekman,  Alderman  . 

Jotham  Port,  Afliftant. 
&**  Kfejjfc    John  Campbell,  Alderman, 
c       ,  ,„       George  Janeway,  Afliftant. 
Seventh  Wa.d.  Nicholas  Bayard,  Alderman. 

Mangel  Minthorn,  Afliftant. 
Daniel  Phoenix,  Treafurer  or  Chamberlain— aA 
pointed  annually  by  the  Common  Council. 

Jiffejfors,  Collectors  and  Cotijlables^-elefled  as  above. 
Fir/.'  Ward.     Nicholas  Cruder,     7    ,  „ 

Thomas  Ludlow,     ]  Affcflbrs. 
Aert  Huyfman,  Collector. 
John  Sea  mars,         \  - 
Azariah  Dunham,    j  ^onftables. 
Second  Ward.  Anguft.  VanHorne,  }  v/r 

Solomon  Simpfon,    j  Afleflors. 
William  Gilbert,  Colleclor. 
Bafnt  Newkirk,  \ 
Abraham  Martling,   j  Conftables. 
Third  Ward.    Henry  Ten  Broeck,  7  .„.„. 

Mofes  Rogers,  j  Afleflors. 

Hugh  Montgomery,  Colleaor. 
Charles  Handafvde,   ?  „ 
Samuel  Stockwell,     \  <-onHabIes. 
Fourih  Ward..  Ahafhuerus  Turk  7 

Jacob  Abramfe,       }  Afleflors. 
Thomas  Lafoy,  Colleaor. 
John  Ackerman,      1  „ 
John  Reins,  (  Conlrables. 

Fifth  Ward. .    fame*  Tylee,  7 

Jotham  Pofr,  j  Afleflors. 

David  Harriot,  Colleaor. 
'^ijohn  Fleming,  f 

James  Currie,  j  Conftables. 

Sixth  Ward.    Anthony  Lifpenard,  1 

Simon  Crvgier,        j  Afleflors. 
John  Fox,'  Colleaor. 


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William  Campbell,   J  ConftabIes. 
Robert  Berwick,  j 
Sevai/i  Ward.  Brxery  Divi/ion. 

Edward  Williams,  J 
Rem  Rapelje,  j 
Richard  Furman,  Collector. 
JohnDeitz  1  ConftabIefc 

ITancis  \N  hite,  3 
Harlaem  Dhijion. 
>  Sampfon  Benfon,  jun,  ?  Afl-e(f 

Jacobus  Dyckman,  3 
John  Buffing,  Collector. 
John  De  Witt,         7  Conflable 
Cornelius  Harfon,  j 
James  Culbertfon,  High  Conflable  of  the  City, 
;nominated  by  the  Mayor  annually. 

Rinier  Skaats,  Chief  Marfhal,  and  Door-keeper 
-to  the  Common  Council,  appointed  by  the  Mayor. 

AJfifiant  Jujlices. 
James  Miles  Hughes,        William  W.  Gilbert, 
John  Keefe,  Ephraim  Braflier, 

William  Wilcox,  Archibald  Kerly, 

■Cary  Dunn,  jun.  Thomas  Herttell, 

James  Alner,  Jeremiah  Woof- 

John  F.  Roorbach, 

Marjhals. 
Ri:iierSkaats,HighMarfli.  Richard  Smith, 
William  Sloe,  Hugh  Gobel, 

James  Thompfon,  George  Webfter, 

Lewis  Harrington,  Duncan  Sickles, 

Thomas  Brinkley,  David  Coburd, 

Jefie  Wicks,  William  (jammings, 

David  Harriet,  Abraham  Walker, 

William  Remmey,  Elias  Bowne, 

William  Sloe,  jun.  David  Burger, 

Henry  Penfield,  MeUnfton  Baylec. 

CommiJJioners  of  the  Ahns-IIoufe  and  Bridewell. 

John  Stage,  Abraham  Herring, 

Ftantis  B-werr,  Richard  Lawrence,  lj 


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Ellas  Nixon,  John  Brower, 

William  Hardenbrook,     Frederick  Steymets, 
Willet  Seaman,  Theophilus  Beekman, 

William  De  Peyfter,         Henry  Riker. 
Elijah  Cock, 

Medical  EJlabliJhment  for  the  CityHofpital at  the  Alms-houfe. 
Phyfician  in  ordinarv,  Nicholas  Romavne,  M.  D. 
Ed.  1780. 

Extra  Phyficians,  William  Moore,  M.  D.  Ed.  1785, 

and  Samuel  Bard,  M.  D.  Ed.  1765. 
William  M'Intofli,  Apothecary. 

Officers  of  the  Cujloms  of  the  Port  of  New-York. 

John  Lamb,  Collector. 
Benjamin  Walker,  Naval  Officer. 
John  Laflier,  Surveyor. 

Land  and  Tide  Waiters. 
Samuel  Scudder,  James  W.  Payne, 

John  Stevens,  James  Payne,  . 

Jedediah  Waterman,        John  Banks, 
William  Strachan,  William  Hurtin, 

William  Laflier,  Ralph  Hodge, 

William  Leaycraft,  John  Targee. 

Revenue  Officers. 
Peter  Rinnan,  Charles  Harrifon,  John  Ring. 
Surveyor's  Clerks. 
Matthew  Laflier,  James  Ricker. 
Cujlom-houfe  Bargemen. 
Thomas  Glentworth,  John  Carnes,  Robert  Nalme!- 
ton,  David  Burger,  junior. 
Branch  Pilots. 

y,ach?.riah  Rufler,  Charles  Penny, 

David  Morris,  Ifaac  Thompfon, 

ohn  Callehan,  Charles  Swan, 

'.obert  Eaton,  Matthew  Daniel, 

dward  Wilkie,  Thomas  Gray, 

->hn  Funk,  .  John  Minus, 

Vathaniel  Funk,  Willet  Leaycraft.  . 

Pitsts/ir  tie  So'fd. 

'jyHodd  Hacker,  Thomas  Hunt,  Daniel  Lawreueo 


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Wardens  of  the  Port  of  New-Tork. 
Thomas  Lawrence,  Auguftine  Lawrence,Wm.Heyer. 
John  Bancker,  Weigh-reafter. 

Injpetlors. 

Conrad  W.  Ham  and  Richard  Ten  Eyck,  Infpecfcors 
of  Flour. 

Henry  H.  Kipp  and  Jonathan  Lawrence,  Infpeftors 

of  Pot  and  Pearl  Afhes. 
Robert  Tout  and  James  Tylee,  Infpectors  of  Leather. 
Richard  Norwood,  Infpeftor  of  Butter  &  Hog's  Lard. 
Thomas  Ivers,  Infpeftor  of  Hemp. 

JnfpeSorj  of  Lumber. 
Michael  Conollv,  Ebenezer  Young, 

Robert  Newfon,  William  Leaycraft, 

Jeremy  Marfhal,  Robert  Williams. 

Thomas  Ogilvie, 

Cullers  of  Sta  ves  and  Heading. 

Peter  Honfon,  Francis  Johnfon, 

Samuel  Page,  Gilbert  Thornton, 

William  Dean,  John  O.  Bogardus, 

Michael  Sickles,  John  Morris, 

Abraham  Anderfon,  John  Hadley, 

Garret  Wallegrove,  Robert  M'DoweL 
Gideon  Harpur, 

Gangers. 

James  Bingham,  I.  Craven, 

John  HertteU,  I.  Havens. 

Surveyors.  ' 
Evert  Bancker,  Theodore  Goerck,  and  Peter  Van 
Steenburgh. 
Packers  and  Cullers. 
John  Gillelan,  Ifaac  Labafli, 

James  M'Culien,  Gilbert  Thornton, 

Peter  Stoutenburgh,  Benjamin  Griffith. 

Re-f  ackers  of  Beef  and  Pork. 
Daniel  Dunfcomb,  facob  Morris, 

Joleph  Jadu  i.i,  Robert  Williami  ' 

y 


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Meafurers  belonging  to  the  Cujlom-houfe. 

William  Gilbert,  Gerard  Sickles, 

Jacob  Van  Wagenen,  Jeremiah  Stone, 

.  Norwood,  Harmanus  Skaats, 

William  Dodge,  William  A.  Forbes. 


New-York  Regiment  of  Artillery. 
Sebaftian  Bauman,  Efq;  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant.  ■ 
Charles  Tillinghaft,  Firft  Major. 

   ,  Second  do. 

Peter  Curtenius,  De  Witt  Clinton,  Samuel  Forbes, 

and  George  Snowdon,  jun.  Captains. 
Chriftian  Hoffman,  Robert  Nichols,  Ralph  Thurman, 

and  Nicholas  I.  Roofevelt,  Captain-Lieutenants. 
John  C.  Ludlow,  Oliver  L.  Ker,  John  Swartwout, 

and  John  Speyer,  Firft  Lieutenants. 
Auguftus  Sacket,  NicholasN.Depeyftcr,  J. Manning, 

John  Suydam,  Jonathan  Lawrence,  jun.  Anthony 

Lamb,  and  Nathaniel  Olcott,  Second  Lieutenants. 
John  Swartwout,  Adjutant. 
Malachi  Treat,  "Surgeon. 
Peter  Irving,  Surgeon's  Mate. 

MILITIA  OFFICES. 

Brigade  of  the  City  and  County  of  Keiv-Yirk. 
James  Alner,  Efq;  Brigadier-General. 
James  Morris,  Brigade  Infpeclor. 
f.\Ujj.  Afcjifr.  Brigade  Company  of  Artillery.  ■ 
John  Stoutenburgh,  Captain. 
DavidR.  .Bogert,  Captain-Lieutenant. 
John  Ten  Eyck,  Fir, I  Lieutenant. 
John  Van  Gclder,  Second  Lieutenant. 

Troop  of  Horfe. 
Tohn  Lovell,  Captain. 
Edward  Patton,  Firft  Lieutenant. 
James  Hearn,  Second  Lieutenant- 
John  Fink,  Cornet. 
James  Warner,  Quarter-mafter. 


NTEW- YORK  REGISTER.  24j 
FIRST  REGIMENT.  , 
Field  and  Staff.' '.'v^Cy 
Henry  Rutgers,  Efq;  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant 
Gerrard  Steddiford,  Firft  Major. 
Bernardus  Swartwout,  Second  Major. 
Thomas  Herttell,  Adjutant. 
John  Furman,  Pay-iiiafter. 
John  Ellworth,  Quarter-mafter. 

Captains. 

Anthony  B.  Rutgers,        Jacob  De  la  Montanye, 
Adrian  Kiflam,  '  Tunis  Schenck, 

Cornelius  N.  Bogart,        Garret  N.  Bleecker, 
Ifaac  A.  Kip,  Richard  Duryee. 

Lieutenants. 
John  H.  Hulett,  John  Tabele, 

Francis  Aiden,  John  L.  Broome, 

Jacob  Roome,  Richard  Smith, 

James  Riker,,  Weffel  F.  Weflels. 

En/igns. 

Richard  Harris  John  M'Kenzie, 

Cornelius  Herttell,  John  Merfereau, 

Samuel  Kip,  John  T.  Duryee. 

Richard  Furman,  Pay-mafter. 

John  Elfworth,  Qtjarter-mafter. 

John  Lamb,  jun.  Surgeon. 

James  Herttell,  Adjutant. 

SECOND  REGIMENT. 
Anthony  Poft,  Efq;  Lieut.  Col-  Commandant. 
Ephraim  Brafher,  Firft  Major. 
William  Boyd,  Second  Major. 

Captains. 

Walter  W.  Heyer,  Ifaac  L.  Kip, 

Robert  Rutgers,  Rudolphus  Bogcrt, 

William  I.  Vredenburgh,  Auguftine  H.  Lawrence, 
Gerrard  Rutgers,  Elbert  Roofevelt, 

John  I.  Morgan,  Jabez  Halfey. 

Lieutenants. 

John  P.  BefTonet,  Alexander  Mowatt, 

Anthoiy  Ogilvie,  Abraham  Brower, 

Y  2 


244  NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 

Andrew  G.  Fraunces,  David  Heakleyy 

Archibald  M'Culhim,  John  Divine, 

John  Kingfland,  Ifaac  Tor  Bofs. 

Enjigns. 

fohn  Ten  Brook,  John  Harrington, 

John  De  Gruflie,  William  Kingfland, 

David  Longworth,-  John  Lang, 

Leonard  Kip,  jun.  Jacob  Van  Wagencn,ju«. 

Matthe»v  Lattimore,  John  Bum. 

THIRD  REGIMENT. 

Walter  Bicker,  Efq;  Lieirt.  CoL  Commandant. 
James  Black,  Firlt  Major. 
Jacob  Morton,  Second  Major. 

Captains. 

James  Beekman,  jun.       David  Harriot, 
Peter  Van  Zandt,  Peter  Mafterton, 

Tames  Morris-,  Ifaac  Heyer, 

George  H.  Remfen,         Ifaac  Stcymets, 
Robert  Cocks,  jun.  David  Cation. 

Lieutenants. 

John  J.  Beekman,  William  Richardfonr 

John  Elt'uig,  Maltby  Gelfton, 

Samuel  Suydam,  Gilbert  Afpimvall, 

John  Crawford,  William  Gelfton, 

John  E.  Seaman,  John  Wells. 

Enjigns. 

Elbert  Jones,  John  Roe, 

John  Lawrence,  John  Graham, 

Nathaniel  Bloodgood,  John  Boelen, 
William  Cocks,  John  Childs. 

William  Hofack, 

FOURTH  REGIMENT. 
Edward  Meeks,  Efq;  Lieutenant  Col.  Commandant. 
Michael  Conolly,  Firft  Major. 
Benjamin  North,  Second  Major. 

Captains. 

James  L.  Bogert,  Tefle  Wicks, 

Gabriel  Furman,  Thomas  Campbell, 

Whitehead  Fifii,  John  A.  Wolfe, 


NEW-YOJIK.  REGISTER. 


John  I.  Staples, 
John  P.  Pearfs. 

Lieutenants***,  *'-\J- ,, 
Ezekiel  Dodge, 
Elias  Hicks, 
Theodorus  Polhemus, 
Daniel  Dodge, 
John  Cheefeman. 
Enjigns. 

Jafper  Ward, 
Jabez  Pell, 

Beekman  Van  Beuren, 
William  Hurtin, 
John  Van  Winkle. 
Edward  Meeks,  jun.  Adjutant. 
Frederick  Jay,  Pay-mafter. 
John  Valher,  Surgeon. 

FIFTH  REGIMENT. 
Jan.es  M.  Hughes,  Efq;  Liet.  Col.  Commandant. 
Charles  F.  Weil'enfelts,  Firft  Major. 
John  Van  Dyke,  Second  Major. 

Captains. 

Samuel  B.  Waldron 
John  B.  Provooft, 
Francis  Chikls, 
David  Jones. 


Alard  Anthony, 
James  R.  Smith, 

Abraham  Riker, 
William  G.  Forbes, 
Henry  Port, 
Charles  Watkins, 
Caleb  Boyle, 

Edward  Meeks,  jun. 
Thomas  Amerman, 
Walter  B.  Hunt, 
William  Nott, 
Henry  Hunt, 


John  Morton, 
James  Striker, 
Thomas  M'Euen, 
Lewis  Moore, 
Garret  Scbenck, 


Samuel  Jones,  jun. 
Wafliington  Morton, 
Jafper  Hopper, 
Samuel  Benfon, 
Peter  Mefier, 


Lieutenants. 

Seth  Kneeland, 
Robert  Bogardus, 
Benjamin  Thurfton, 
John  Quacker.bofs  jua; 


James  Hew  it, 
Cornelius  Brinckerhoff, 
George  Youle, 
James  B.  Patterfbn, 
Auguftus  Bailey, 

William  Pitt  Smith,  Surgeon.- 
Y  3 


Enfigns. 

William  Taylor, 
John  Van  Zandt, 
Tunis  Wortman, 
George  Weifenfelts. 


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NEW  YORK.  REGISTER. 


For  the  Information  of  Perfons  tranfafling  Bufinefs  will 
the  BANK  of  NEW-YORK,  t/ie  following  Rules 
ohferved  at  the  Bank  are  publijked. 

THE  Bank  will  be  open  every  day  in  the  year 
except  Sundays,  Chriftmas-Day,  New-Year's 
Day,  Good-Friday,  the  fourth  of  July,  and  general 
holydays  appointed  by  legal  authority. 

The  hours  of  bufinefs  with  the  Bank  from  ten  to 
one  o'clock  in  the  forenoon,  and  from  three  to  five 
o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 

Difcounts  will  be  done  on  Tucfday  and  Thurfday 
in  every  week,  and  bills  or  notes  brought  for  difcount, 
nnift  be  left  at  the  Bank  on  the  preceding  days.  The 
rate  of  difcount  is  fixed  at  feven  percent,  per  an- 
num; t  ut  no  difcount  will  be  made  for  a  longer  term 
than  one  month:  Three  days  of  grace  being  allowed 
i:pon  all  bills  or  notes,  the  difcount  will  be  taken  for 
the  fame. 

Money  lodged  at  the  Bank  may  be  re-drawn  at  plea- 
fure,  free  of  any  expence;  but  no  draught  will  be  paid 
bevond  the  balance  of  account  in  any  cafe  whatever. 

Bills  or  notes  left  with  the  Bank  for  collection,  will 
be  prefented  for  acceptance,  and  the  money  collected 
Iree  of  expence !  In  cafe  of  non-payment  and  proteft, 
the  charge  of  proteft  muft  be  borne  by  the  perfon 
lodging  the  bill. 

Payments  made  at  the  Bank  muff  be  examined  at 
the  time,  as  no  deficiency  fuggefted  afterwards  will 
be  admitted. 

Gold  and  Silver  coin  is  received  and  paid  at  the 
rr.tes  eftablifhed  by  Congrefs. 
Directors  rf  the  Bank  of  New-  York  for  the  prefnt  year. 
Gulian  Verplanck,  jun.  Prefident. 
Camfort  Sands,  John  B.  Coles, 

Samuel  Franklin,  John  Jones, 

John  M'Vicker,  Daniel  M'Cormick, 

Nicholas  Gouverneur,     Jofhua  Waddington, 
Charles  Smith,  William  Denning, 

Richard  Varick,  George  Dougkfs. 

Charles  Wilkes,  Cafhier. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  247 

Mutual  AJfurance  Company. 

Direflors. 

Comfort  Sands,  Anthony  L.  Bleecker, 

John  Delafield,  Moles  Rogers, .  #itfH 

Thomas  Eddy,  Hay  Stevenfon, 

Samuel  Bowne,  George  Pollock, 

Lawrence  Embree,  John  M'Vickar, 

William  Neilfon,  John  B.  Coles, 

Gulian  Verplanck,  John  Jones. 

William  Laight,  Francis  Chads, , 

Cornelius  Ray,  Robert  Bruce, 

John  Blagge,  Gabriel  Furman, 

Robert  Lenox,  Andrew  Van  Tuyl, 

David  Grim,  George  Douglafs,  jun.:. 

William  Edgar,  Treafurer. 
Jofeph  Stanlburv,  Secretary,  No.  126,  William-ftreet. 

RATES  fcf  CONDITIONS  of  Infarance  of  tlx  Mu- 
tual Assurance  Company  of  the  City  of  New- 
York, /"or  the  Purpofe  of  Injuring  all  Houjes,  and  otlier 
Buildings  in  the  faid  City,  fixm  Lcfs  by  Fire. 

i*;  Prem.  dep.  total. 

if  rate.  If  built  of  brick  or  ftone") 

with  party  walls  carried  12  m- 
.   chesabovetherbof,  and  covered  | 

with  tiles,  flute,  copper,  orother  y   3s.    12s.  15s. 
fafe  materials,  the  premium  and 
depofit  on  every  iool.  for  feven 
years  fliall  be, 
zdrate.  Buildings without  the  be-  7 
fore-mentioned  party  walls,  j 
$drate.  If  built  up  to  the  roof,  and  ) 

covered  partly  with  tiles,  (late,  >     55.    20s.  25s. 
&c.  and  partly  with  fhingles,  3 
4'^  rate.  If  whollv  covered  with  " 


1 6s 


fhingles,      .   '  }     0S-  30S 

tjh  rate.  Upon  framed  buildings  1 

with  brick  orftone  fror.ts,  and  >     ys.  28s. 
the  fides  filled  in  with  brick,  J 
b:h  rate.  Framed  b«ildin?s  filled  ?  D 
in  with  brick,  1  3"'  40S' 


6s. 


35s 


248  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

"]th  rate.  Wooden  buildings,  10s.    40s.  50s. 

The  expence  of  infuring  fuppofe  500I.  for  feven 

years  in  the  5th  rate,  which  comprehends  the  greatest 

proportion  of  houfes  in  this  city,  will  be  as  follows : — 
Premium  on  500I.  at  7s.  per  cent.    1I.    153.  o 
Depofit  at  28s. percent.  7I.      o  o 

Policy  and  badge,  o      12s.  o 


9  7 

If  the  amount  of  premiums  is  found  fufficient  to  pay 
the  lofs  by  fire,  and  the  incidental  expences  of  the 
office,  the  whole  of  the  depofit  will  be  returned  at  the 
expiration  of  feven  years  7  s  7 1.  whichfhewstheexpences 
of  infuring,  in  all  propability,  may  not  exceed  the  fmall 
toft  of  2I.  7s. 

Any  perfon  infured  by  this  fociety  becomes  a  mem- 
ber and  is  eligible  to  be  chofen  a  director. 

All  lofles  to  be  paid  or  repaired  within  90  days  from 
their  fettlements  in  the  office,  at  No.  126,  William- 
ftreet. 


New-York  Chamber  of  Commerce: 

Comfort  Sands,  Prefident. 

Tahn  Murrav,      1     ,r     t>   rj  . 
I  ,     D1      - '      >     Vice  Prefidents. 
M>n  Blagge,  j 

Vfcnelius  Ray,  Tre;furer. 

William  Laight,  Secretary. 

James  Cebra,  Meflenger. 

The  members  of„the  Chamber  of  Commerce  meft 
at  their  chamt^&hewft  Tuefday  in  every  Month,  to 
tranfacl  fuch  bufiheis  as  may  be  laid  before  them,  and 
to  eftablifh  futh  rules  and  regulations  as  may  be  deem- 
ed neceffary  for  their  order  and  good  government. 

The  officers  are  annual'y  chofen,  by  ballot,  on  the 
firft  Tuefday  in  May.  Five  or  more  negatives  appear- 
ing againftany  candidate  foradmiifion  into  this  fociety, 
excludes  hirjj  for  one  year,  but  he  may  be  propofed 
again  after  the  expiration  of  that  term. 

The  fee  of  admiffion  is  five  Spanifh  milled  dollars; 
the  quarterly  payment  £  dollar;  fine,  for  non-attendance 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  249 

*(  ufual  meetings,  one  (hilling;  for  not  attending  fpe- 
cial  meetings,  two  (hillings;  and  at  quarterly  meetings, 
four  (hillings,  unlefs  a  furncient  reafon  be  produced. 
Any  member  leaving  the  chamber,  during  the  time  of 
tranfacting  bufinefs,  without  leave,  to  forfeit  one  (hil- 
ling. 

Any  member  fummoned  to  ferve  on  the  monthly 
committee,  and  neglecting,  to  pay  four  (hillings. 

No  rules,  regulations,  ororders,  forthegovernment 
of  this  chamber,  (hallbebindingonthemembersthere- 
of.unlefs  propofed  in  writingat  a  preceding  flated  meet- 
ing, in  order  that  the  general  fenfe  of  the  corporation 
m  ty  be  taken.  Twenty-one  members  (of  which  num- 
ber the  prefident  or  vice-pre(ident  muft  be  one)  (hall 
be  neceffary  to  form  a  quorum,  in  order  to  tranfact 
bufinefs,  and  to  ballot  for  members. 

Kf*  No  perfon  can  be  admitted  a  member  of  this 
corporation  but  merchants  and  infurance  brokers. 

***  Members  to  fubmit  all  difputed  matters  of  ac- 
count, which  they  may  be  concerned  in  with  each 
other,  to  the  final  arbitration  and  determination  either 
©f  the  monthly  committee,  or  of  fuchof  the  members 
as  may  be  chofen  by  the  parties,  or  of  the  corporation 
collectively;  or,  in  cafe  of  refufal,  to  be  expelled  the 
chamber. 

The  members  of  thischamberhaveagreedtorecen  a 
and  pafs  gold  and  filver  coin  at  the  rates  erfablifhed  by 
the  Bank  of  New-York. 

On  bills  of  exchange,  drawn  upon  any  of  the  Weft- 
India  Iflands,  Newfoundland,  or  the  foreign  poflef- 
lions  in  America,  which  (hail  be  returned,  protefted, 
for  non-payment,  the  amount  of  the  bill,  with  10  per 
cent,  damages,  (hall  be  paid  on  demand,  at  the  current 
exchange,  when  the  bill,  with  the  proteft,  isprefented 
either  to  the  drawer  or  the  endorler  thereof. 

That  all  bills  of  exchange,  drawn  in  (terling  money, 
by  perfons  refiding  in  Europe,  or  elfewhere,  on  perfons 
refiding  in  this  (late,  (hall  be  paid  at  the  current  ex- 
change between  this  ftate  and  London,  at  the  time  the 
bill  becomes  due. 


25O  NliW-YORK.  REGISTER. 

When  veflels  are  freighted  by  the  ton,  and  no  fpe- 
cial  at.  1  cement' made  between  the  owner  and  freighter 
reflecting  the  proportion  of  tonnage,  &c.  the  follow- 
ing regulations  fhall  be  the  ftandard  of  computation : 

A  ton  iliall  confift  of 

8  barrels  of  fiour,  one  hundred  and  three  quarters 
each. 

6  barrels  of  beef,  pork,  tallow,  pickled  flfh,  pitch, 
tar,  and  turpentine. 

20cwt.  pig  and  bar  iron,  potafhes,  fugar,  log-wood, 
fuftic,  Nicaragua  wood,  and  all  heavy  dye  woods,  rice, 
honey,  copper  ore,  and  all  other  heavy  goods- 

16  cwt.  coffee,  cocoa,  and  dried  cod-fifli  in  bulk,, 
and  12  cwt.  dried  cod-fifh  in  calks  of  any  fize. 

6  cwt.  fliip  bread  in  calks. 

7  cwt.  in  bags,  and 
8.  cwt.  in  buik. 

200  gallons,  (wine  meafure)  reckoning  the  full  con- 
tents of  the  calk,  of  oil,  wine,  brandy,  or  any  other 
-ind  of  liquors. 

22  bufhels  of  grain,  pcr.fe,  or  beans,  in  calks. 

56  do.  in  bulk. 

36  do.  water  meafure,  of  European  fait. 

26  do.  fait  from  the  Weft-Indies. 

2  chaldron  of  fea-coal,  water  meafure. 

40  feet  (cubic  meafure)  of  mahogany,  fquare  tim- 
ber, oak  plank,  pine  and  other  boards,  beaver,  furs, 
peltry,  bees-wax,  cotton,  wool,  and  bale  goods  of  all 
kinds.. 

One  hogfhead  of  tobacco,  and' 
10  cwt.  dried  hides. 

***  If  any  perfon  has  goods  on  freight,  irt  any  vef- 
fel,  which  he  has  reafon  to  imagine  have  been  errone- 
oufly  meafnred,  he  may  apply  to  either  of  the  public 
meafr.rers  in  this  city,  and  have  the  fame  re-meafure- 
ed;  and  if  it  fhall  appear  that  the  quantity  fpecified 
in  the  bill  of  lading  is  more  than  the  true  meafurement, 
the  owner  or  confignee  fhall  dedutt  the  furplus,  with 
the  expence  of  meafuring,  from  the  freight ;  but  if  the 
goods  thus  re-meafirred  fhall  contain  more  than  is 
charged  in  the  bill  of  lading,  the  owner  of  the  vefiel 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  25! 

Thill  be  entitled  to  receive  from  the  confignee  of  the 
i;oods  as  much  in  proportion  as  the  deficiency  of  mea- 
iurement  amounts  to;  or  if  the  goods  meafured  (hall 
be  found  to  correfpond  with  the  quantity  charged  in 
the  bill  of  lading,  in  either  cafe  the  owner  or  conlignee 
(hall  pay  the  expence  of  meafurement. 

Where  no  fpecial  agreement  fubfifts  to  the  contra- 
ry, the  following  commiilion  fliall  be  charged: 

Inland  CommiJJian. 
On  fales,  exclulive  of  ftorage,  2^  per  cent. 
On  returns  from  this  ftate  to  any  part  of  the  United 
States,  2t  per  cent. 

Foreign  CommiJJions.  '. 
On  fales,  exclufive  of  ftorage,  5  per  cent. 
On  returns,  if  in  produce,  5  per  cent.  . 
On     do.    in  calks,  2-'-  per  cent. 
On  making  infurance,  ii  per  cent. 
On  recovering  lofTes,  1  J-  per  cent. 
On  outfit  of  vefl'els,  5  per  cent. 
On  foiiciting  and  procuring  freight,  5  percent. 
■On  collecting  freight,  2l  per  cent. 


Marine  Society  of  the  City  of  New-York. 

THIS  fociety  have  power  to  take  and  grant  goods, 
chattels,  lands  and  tenements,  provided  the  land  (hall 
not  exceed  the  value  of  3000I.  Sterling,  above  all  out- 
goings: to  fue,  or  be  fued  by  their  corporate  name; 
to  make  a  common  feal,  or  to  alter  and  new-make  the 
fame. 

The  annual  ele&ion  of  officers  is  held  on  the  fe- 
cond  Monday  in  Janunry.  The  prefident  and  other 
officers,  and  the  members  of  every  (landing  commit- 
tee for  difpofing  of  the  funds,  to  take  an  oath  (or  if 
Quakers,  an  affirmation)  for  the  faithful  execution  of 
their  offices,  which  oath  to  be  adminiftered  by  th» 
prefident  or  vice-prefident. 

The  charter  to  be  conftrued  mod  favourably  for 
the  corporation,  and  the  grant  and  record  thereof  to 
ae  effectual,  notwithftanding  any  mifprifooi. 


*52  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


BYE  LAWS. 

Members  are  chofen  by  ballot.  A  committee  of 
thirteen  members  meet  the  fecond  Monday  in  every 
month.  The  ftanding  committee  have  power  to  ad- 
mit members  by  white  and  blackballs;  three  black 
balls  to  exclude.  Quarterly  payments  four  fiiillings. 
Whenever  a  member  (hall  meet  with  any  thing  that 
may  promote  maritime  knowledge,  he  mall  communi- 
cate it  to  the  fociety,  and  the  fecretary  fhall  enter  it 
in  a  book,  &c. 

The  money  belonging  to  the  fociety  fliall  be  put 
•out  at  intereft,  on  freehold  fecurity,  witnin  the  city  of 
New-York,  &c.  None  but  matters  of  veflels  are  eli- 
gible to  any  office  of  the  fociety  (except  the  fecretary 
and  attorney  thereof)  or  as  a  member  of  the  ftanding 
committee;  and  no  office,  except  that  of  treafurer, 
fhall  excufe  any  officer  from  ferving  in  the  ftanding 
committee,  (bould  he  be  elected. 

That  all  penfions  or  donations  to  be  given  to  the 
indigent,  diftrefled  or  necelfitous  widows  and  chil- 
dren of  matters  of  veffels,  who  were,  at  the  time  of 
their  deceafe,  members  of  this  fociety,  be  allowed  by 
the  ftanding  committee  in  the  following  proportion  : 

To  the  widow  of  a  perfon  who  has  been  a  member 
under  feven  years,  at  and  after  the  rate  of  eight  pounds 
per  annum:  from  feven  to  twelve  years,  twelve  pounds 
per  annum:  and  to  the  widow  of  a  perfon  who  Iras 
been  a  member  upwards  of  twelve  years,  fixteen  pounds 
per  annum;  which  (hall  be  paid  as  long  as  they  con- 
tinue widows — and  to  orphans,  while  they  are  inca#- 
pable  of  getting  a  fubfittence  otherwife. 

No  perfon,  who  now  is,  or  hereafter  fhall  be  a 
.niafter  of  a  veffel,  fhall  be  admitted  a  member,  until  he 
has  previoufly  paid  thefum  of  fix  pounds  or  upwards. 
Honorary  members  may  pay  what  they  pleafe. 

There  are  about  1200  members,  and  the  amount 
which  the  fociety  pay  in  penfions  is  near  four  hun- 
xlred  pounds  per  annum. 

The  fociety  has  a  charter,  dated  7th  March,  1 '  70. 


■NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  253 

Officers  for  tlx  Year  1 794. 

Tames  Farquhar,  Prefident. 

Palchal  N.  Smith,  ift  Vice-Prefident. 

Thomas  Farmer,  2d  Vice-Prefident. 

William  Heyer,  Treafurer. 

William  Newton,  Secretary. 

Cornelius  I.  Bogart,  Attorney. 

George  Stewart,  Collector. 

Standing  Committee. 
Pafchal  N.  Smith,  Chairman, 
Thomas  Farmer,  John  Willfon, 

Charles  Langrell,  George  Stewart, 

fohn  Motley,  Hoiited  Hacker, 

William  Newton,  Thomas  Smith, 

lofeph  De  L.  Montayne,  John  Hazard, 
Richard  Draper,  Samuel  Armer. 

New -Tor k  Agricultural  Society. 

THIS  fociety  meets  annually  at  the  place  where 
;the  legifb ture  of  this  ftate  meets,  on  the  Tuefday  next 
after  the  convening  of  both  houfes,  and  continues  by 
adjournment  during  the  feflion  of  the  legiflature. 

Candidates  for  admiffion  are  to  be  propofed  at 
lead  feven  days  previous  to  their  election .  The  ad- 
million  fees. are  two  dollars,  and  half  a  dollar  is  to  be 
paid  afterwards  annually. 

The  objects  of  investigation  are  agriculture,  manu- 
factures, and  arts,  with  l'uch  fubjects  of  inquiry  as 
may  tend  to  explain  or  elucidate  their  principles. 

The  State  is  to  be  parcelled  out  into  diftricts,  and 
a  fecretary  to  be  elected  for  each,  whole  duty  it  is  to 
convene  the  members  of  his  diftridt  to  inquire  into 
the  ftate  of  manufactures,  agriculture,  &c.  to  receive 
communications,  relative  to  the  objects  of  the  infti- 
tution,  and  to  correct,  arrange,  and  tranfmit  them 
.to  the  Prefident,  to  be  laid  before  the  fociety. 

Officers  for  the  prefent  year. 

Hon.  Robert  R.  Livingfton,  Prefident. 

Ezra  L'Hommedieu,  Vice  Prelident. 

.Hon.  Samuel  Jones,  Treafurer. 


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Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  Efq;  7  Secretaries. 

Samuel  Jones,  jun.  J         ,  '.i 

Hon.  Robert  R.  Livingfton,       }  Committee 
Hon.  Samuel  Jones,  >  of 

Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  Efq;  )  Publications. 

Corn/ponding  Secretaries  for  the  Diftrifls  refpcfiively  an- 
nexed to  their  Names.  "'"91 

Samuel  Bard,  City  and  County  of  New-York. 

Ezra  L'Hommedieu,  County  of  Suffolk. 

Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  County  of  Queen's. 

Acquila  Giles,  County  of  King's. 

Paul  Micheau,  County  of  Richmond. 

Philip  Livingfton,  County ,of  Weft-Chefter. 

William  Barber,  County  of  Dutchefs. 

William  Thompfon,  County  of  Orange. 
•lohnH.  Doll,  County  of  Ulfter. 

Dr.  B.  Vroman  Wemple,  County  of  Columbia 

Dr.  Gale,  County  of  RemTelaer. 

Simon  Dc  Witt,  County  of  Albany. 

Dr.  Willard,  County  of  Saratoga. 

General  Williams,  County  of  Wafhington. 

John  Porteus,  County  of  Montgomery. 

Baron  Steuben,  County  oi  Herkemcr. 

Matthew  Carpenter,  County  of  Tioga. 

William  Cooper,  County  of  Otfego. 

Oliver  Phelps,  County  of  Ontario. 

MASON  LODGES. 

The  Grand  Ledge. 
Hon.  Robert  R.  Livingfton,  Grand  Mafter. 
Peter  M'Dougal,  Deputy  Grand  Mafter. 
Jacob  Mcrton,  Senior  Grand  Warden. 
James  Scott,  Junior  Grand  W  arden. 
Rev.  Dr.  Abraham  Beach,  Grand  Chaplain- 
John  Abrams,  Grand  Secretary. 
William  Wright,  Grand  Treafurer. 

St,  Jchn's,  No.  i. 
Francis  Childs,  Mafter.. 
Robert  Hunter,  Senior  Waruen. 
James  Miles  Hughes,  Junior  Wardfijv 


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Robert  Cocks,  Treafurer. 

 Dickenfon,  Secretary. 

William  Pell,  Senior  Deacon. 
George  Knox,  Junior  Deacon. 

Royal  Atck  Independent^  No.  z. 
William  Wright,  Matter. 
John  Ming,  Senior  Warden. 
George  Seal,  Junior  Wwm^M 
John  Burt,  Secretary. 

 Stevenfon,  Treafurer. 

St.  Andrew's  Lodge,  No.  3. 
Robert  Bruce,  Matter. 
William  Wilfon,  Senior  Warden. 
Tofiah  O.  Hoffman,  Junior  Warden. 
Matthew  Watfon,  Treafurer.  '-wjk 
Robert  Paterfon,  Secretary. 

Jerufalem  Ledge,  No.  4. 
William  Rollinfon,  Matter. 
James  Leefon,  Senior  Warden. 
John  Fitzpatrick,  Junior  Warden. 
John  Marfin,  Treafurer. 
John  Tavlor,  Secretary. 

67;  John's  Lodge,  No.  6. 
Jcfeph  Prefcot,  M.ifter. 
Bavid  Crone,  Senior  Warden, 
John  Williams,  Junior  Warden. 
James  Skinner,  Treafurer. 
Denifc  Gahagan,  Secretary. 

Hiram  Lodge,  JJo.  "}'. 
Meets  every  firft  Thurfday  in  the  month,  at  No.  13 

Nafiau-ftreet.  ,     .  - 

Andrew  Inderwick,  Matter. 
John  M'Kenzie,  Senior  Warden. 
Hugh  Torrance,  Junior  Warden. 
James  M;Key,  Treafurer. 
George  Sim,  Secretary. 

Holland  Lodge. 
John  Myer,  R.  J.  Vandenbroek,  John  Stagg,  Joh 
Pintard.  John  Abrams,  J.  F.  Roorbach,  Pajl  Majler 
De  Witt  Clinton,  Matter. 

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256  NEW- VORK  REGISTER". 

 Henderfon,  Senior  Warden. 

William  J.  Vredenburgh,  Junior  Warden. 
.David  Jones,  Secretary. 
William  Wilmerding,  Treafurer. 

Howard  Lodge. 
R.J.  Vanderbroek,  Mafter. 
Samuel  Jones,  Secretary. 

 1 —  Hicks,  Treafurer. 

Holland  Mark  Lodge. 
The  fame  officers  by  the  Conftitution  as  prefide  ir* 

Holland  Lodge. 
WoJIiington  Chapter  of  Rtyal  J,ch  Mafcns  meet  twice  a 
year,  or  of  tetter,  if  ncccffary. 
Preftding  Officers  for  the  current  Year. 
John  F.  Roorbach,  John  Abrams,  William  Mooney. 


Columbia  College. 

By  the  Truftees  of  C.hmhia  College,  the  following  Pttfyu 

were  ch Jen  ana 'anointed  Prof  effort. 
The  lion.  William  S.  Johnfon,  Lis  D.  Prefident. 
Rev.  John  D.  Grbfi,  Profeflbr  of  Moral  Philofophy 

and  Geography. 
John  Kemp,  LL.  D.  Profeflbr  of  Mathematics  and 

Natural  Philofophv. 
Hon.  William   S.  johnfon,  LL.  D.  Profeflbr  of 

Rhetoric,  Logic,  and  the  Belles  Lettres. 
.Rev.  John  Chriftoff  Kunze,  D.  D.  Profeilur  of  Ori- 
ental Languages. 
Elijah  D.  Rat  toon,  A.  M.  Profeflbr  of  the  Greek  and 

Latin  Languages.  ^ 
Hon.  Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  LL.  D.  Profeflbr  of  Na- 
tural Iliftoryand  Agriculture.  • 
M.  Marccllin,  Profeflbr  of  the  French  Language. 
James  Kent,  A.  M.  Profeflbr  of  Law. 

Faculty  of  Medicine  in  Columbia  College. 
Samuel  Bard,  Dean.  > 
Richard  Bayley,  Profeflbr  of  Anatomv. 
Samuel  Nicoll,  Profeflbr  of  Practice  of  Phyfic. 
JohnR.  B.  Rodgers,  Profeflbr  of  Midwiferv. 
Samuel  L.  Mitchill.  Profeflbr  of  Chemiftry  &  Botany. 


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William  P.  Smith,  Profeflbr  of  Materia  Medica. 

Wright  Poft,  Profeflor  of  Surgery. 

Wm.  Hamerfley,  Profeflor  of  Inftitutes  of  Medicine. 

Ti  ufiees  of  the  College. 
James  Duane,  Morgan  Lewis, 

Samuel  Provooft,  D.  D.     Tohn  Cochran, 
John  H.  Livingfton,  D.D.  Rev.  Gerftiam  Seixas, 
Richard  Varick,  Thomas  Jones, 

Alexander  Hamilton,        Melachi  Treat,  M.  D. 
Brockholft  Livingfton,      Samuel  Bard,  M.  D. 
Robert  Harpur,  William  Moore,  M.  D. 

Walter  Livingfton,  William  S.Jchnfon,LL.D. 

.Lewis  A.  Scott,  John  Watts, 

Abraham  Beach,  D.  D.     Richard  Harrifon, 
John  Lawrence,  John  M'Knight,  D.  D. 

Candidates  for  admiflion  into  the  different  clafTes  arc 
examined  on  fuch  days  as  the  faculty  from  time  to 
time  mail  appoint. 

No  candidate  can  be  admitted  into  the  loweft  clafs 
of  the  College,  unlefs  he  is  able  to  render  into  Englifli 
Casfar's  commentaries  of  the  Gallic  war,  the  four  ora- 
tions of  Cicero  againft  Cataline,  the  four  firft  iEneads 
of  Virgil,  and  the  Gofpels  from  the  Greek;  to  explain 
the  government  and  connection  of  the  words,  and  to 
turn  Englifli  into  grammatical  Lat'n ;  and  muft  un- 
derstand the  four  firft  rules  of  arithmetic,  with  the 
rule  of  three,  and  vulgar  and  decimal  fractions. 

The  candidates  for  adrnifiion  into  the  fophoniore, 
junior,  or  fenior  clafTes,  befides  the  books  mentioned 
in  the  preceding  paragraph,  muft  be  examined  in  fuch 
others  as  the  clafs  for  which  they  are  candidates  have 
ftudied  fince  their  admiflion  into  the  college. 

The  annual  commencement  is  held  on  the  firft 
Wednefday  in  May. 


A  lift  of  the  Clergy  of  different  Dmmimtioks 
in  the  City  of  New-Tori. 

Right  Rev.  Samuel  Provooft,  Bifticp  ofthe  Proteftar.t 
Lpifcopal  Church. 

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25&  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Rev.  Benjamin  Moore,  B.D.I  Minifters  of  the  no- 
Rev.  Abraham  Beach,  D.  D.  V     teftaiit  Epifcopal 
Rev.  John  Biffett,  J  Church. 

Rev.  Jofeph  Pilmore,  Redtor  of  Chrift's  Church. 
Rev.  J.  H.  Livingfton,  D.  D.  S.  T.  P. )     Of  the  Re- 
Rev.  William  Linn,  D.  D.  [•  formed  Dutch 
Rev.  Gerardus  Arantz  H.  Kuvpers,  )  Church. 
Rev.  John  D.  Gros,  D.  D.  of  the  German  Calvinift 
Church. 

Rev.  John  C.  Kunze,  D.  D.  of  the  United  Lutheran 
Church. 

Rev.  Tohn  Rodgers,  D.  D.     )    „,  .    „  . 
Rev.  John  M'Knight.D.D.  i  Of  the  Prcftytenan 
Rev.  Samuel  Miller,  )  Church. 

Rev.  JohnMafon,of  the  Scotch Preibyterinn  Church. 
Rev.  John  Crea,  Aflbciate  Congregation  Church. 
Rev.  George  Strebeck,  7  /-»r  i         ■    <-n  ^,  , 
Sfev.  William  Phoebus,  \  0f  the  Metliod.it  Church. 
Rev.  Charles  O'Brien,  Paftor  of  St.  Peter's  Church. 
Rev.  Jofeph  G.Peter,  of  the  United  Brethren's  Church. 
Rev.  Benjamin  Fofier,  D.D.  of  the  Baptift  Church.  - 
Rev.  Adam  Hamilton,  Second  Baptift  Church. 
Rev.  Mr.  Wall,  of  the  Independent  Church. 
Rev.  Gerfham  Seixas,  of  the  Hebrew  Congregation. 

Roll  of  Attornies  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the 

State  of  Nciv-Tork. 

James  Duar.e,  admitted  Auguft  3,  1754.  ■  a 

Peter  Sylvefter,  January  25,  1755. 

Thomas  Smith,  October  26,  1758. 

William  Wickham,  January  20,  1759. 

Cary  Ludlow,  January  17,  1760. 

John  Woods. 

Samual  Jones,  October  30. 

John  M'Keflbn,  Auguft  1,  1761. 

Abraham  William  De  Peyfter,  May  2,  176/. 

John  Jay,  Oclober3i,  1768. 

Richard  N.  Harrifon,  January  21,  1 769. 

Egbert  Benfon. 

Peter  Van  Schaack. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.   "  259 

Peter  Wi  Yates,  O&ober  27,  1770. 

John  Watts. 

William  Thompfcm. 

Robert  Morris,  October  26,  1771- 

Governeur  Morris. 

John  Cozine,  May  1,  1773. 

Balthazer  De  Haert. 

Stephen  Lufti,  October  30. 

Philip  Pell,  April  13,  i/74« 

George  Smith. 

William  Wilcox. 

Abraham  Skinner. 

Peter  Ogilvie,  October  22,  1774. 

Richard  Varick. 

John  Lawrence,  January  21,  1775. 
Cornelius  I.  Bogart,  October  21,  1775. 
George  Bond. 

Richard  Hatfield,  January  20,  1776. 

John  Lanfing,  jan.  April,  1778. 

John  Strang,  October,  1778. 

John  Bay,  April  27,  1779. 

Leonard  Ganfevoort,  jun.  November,  1779. 

Theodorus  Van  Wyk  Graham,  April,  1781. 

Aaron  Burr,  January,  1782. 

Robert  Troup,.  April,  1782. 

Ezekiel  Gilbert,  April  26,  1782. 

Alexander  Hamilton,  Jjiiy,  1782. 

Morgan  Lewis,  October,  1782. 

Brocitholft  Livingfton,  April  16,  17S3.  , 

Anthony  A.  Hoffman. 

Robert  H.  Wendell. 

Vhecdorus  Bailey,  April  23,  1-783. 

William  Popham. 

Abraham  Van  Vechten,  July  30,  1783. 

P.iul  R.  RandfBj  October,  1783. 

Lucas  Elmendorf. 

James  Giles,  January  22,  1784. 

John  Rutherford. 

Jacob  Morton. 

James  Miles  Hughes. 

Jacob  J.  Fonda,  January,  1784V  /^^a 


ZGO  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

James  Everitt. 

Daniel  C.  Verphnk. 

Jofeph  Winter,  July  27,  1784. 

John  C.  Wynkoop. 

George  Fofter. 

William  K.  Van  Renflelaer,  October,  ijjj 

Edward  Dunfcomb. 

Edward  Livingfton. 

Jacob  Remfen. 

James  Kent,  Januarv,  1785. 

j.  N.  Viflcher,  April,  1785. 

Edward  Thomas,  July  28,  1785. 

Nicholas  N.  Quackenbofs,  October,  178 

John  Johnfton,  January,  1786. 

Reuben  Hopkins. 

Phineas  Bowman,  January,  1786. 

John  Kecfe,  April,  1786. 

John  Addifon. 

Thomas  Smith,  jun.. 

Peter  E.  Elmendorf. 

Edward  Grifwoid,  July  28,  1 786. 

Nathaniel  Lawrence,  Auguft  1,  1786. 

Jacob  Radcliff,  October,  1786. 

John  F.  Roorbach,  January  20,  1787. 

Michael  D.  Henry,  Januarv  22,  1787. 

Peter  Mafterton. 

James  De  Haert. 

Pierre  Van  Courtlandt. 

Jcfiah  Ogden  Hoifman. 

Richard  Snidiker,  April  25,  1787. 

Abfalom  Blackley,  April  28,  1787. 

Dirck  Ten  Broeck,  July  31,  1787-. 

Cornelius  Vandtnbiirgh,  jun. 

James  LanHng.  ^ite  ^ 

Garret  Van  Schooahoven. 

James  F.  Provooft. 

John  Lovett,  October  18,  1787. 

Herman  Van  Cuylcr. 

Mindert  Vofburgh,  October  21,  1787-/ 

Thomas  Cooper,  Ofiobcr  22,  1787. 


NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 

Peter  R.  Livingfton,  jun.  January,  1788. 
Adrian  Kiflam. 

Hezekiah  Lord  Hofmer,  April  17,  1788. 
Ambrofe  Spencer,  April  18,  1708. 
James  Scott  Smith,  April  19,  1788. 
Silas  Marfli,  jun.  April  19,  1788. 
Saunders  Lanling,  April  26,  1  783. 
Philip  Livingfton  Hoffman,  Julv  31,  1788 
John  W.  Watkins,  Oftoberas,  1788. 
Peter  Jay  Munro,  October  27,  1788. 
James  Thomfon,  jun.  October  30,  1  788. 
Robert  C.  Johnfon,  January  23,  1789. 
Philip  Brafher. 

Flamen  Ball,  January  24,  1 789. 
Jofeph  Strong,  January  27,  1789. 
Anthony  J.  Blanchard,  January  29,  1789. 
John  D.  Dickinfon,  April  24,  1789. 
Hermanus  H.  Wendell,  April  27,  1789. 
John  Tappen. 
Samuel  D.  Reimer. 
Francis  SylvefteY,  Auguft  5,  1789. 
Auguftus  Sacket. 
John  Oppie.  reb 
Elihu  C.^Goodrich,  Auguft  8,  1789. 
George  Metcalf. 

Oliver  L.  Kerr,  October  29,  1789. 
Eliphalet  Wiekes. 
Jofeph  C.  Yates. 
Abraham  Hun. 

John  I.  Morgan,  October  30,  1789. 
Peter  W.  Livingfton,  November  5,  1789. 
Mofes  Kent. 

Mvndert  Van  Yeveren,  November  7,  1789. 
William  Houfton,  January  30,  1790.. 
Peter  L.  Van  Allen,  April  22. 
J  imes  B.  Clarke. 

J  Van  C.  Ludlow,  April  23,  1790. 
David  Jones. 
Francis  Arden. 
William  Van  Brunt. 
De  Witt  Clinton,  April  24,  1790. 


2^2  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Caleb  S.  Riggs. 

Charles  Richardfon. 

Robert  Boggs,  April  26,  1790. 

J.  M'Neil,  April  29,  1790. 

John  V.  Henry,  May  1,  1790. 

Vincent  Mathews,  May  4,  1790. 

Edward  Grar  .m,  May  9,  1790. 

Jonas  Piatt,  July  27,  1790. 

Francis  Bloodgood,  Auguft  5,  1790.- 

Samuel  Boyd. 

John  C.  Stockholm. 

Francis  Lynch. 

John  Barto  Provooft,  October  20,  1790. 
Peter  D.  Van  Dyke. 
Nicholas  Fonda. 
Thomas  Pollock. 
Henry  W.  Livingfton^ 
James  Cochran,  October  21,  1790: 
Philip  Spencer,  jun.  October  22,  1790. 
Richard  Edwards,  November  6,  1790. 
James  R.  Renflelaer,  October  23,  1790. 
James  Morris,  January  18,  1 79 1 . 
William  Stewart,  January  25,  1791-. 
Nicholas  Evertfon,  January  25,  1791. 
Polydcre  B.  Wifner,  January  27,  1791. 
Solomon  Sleight. 

Henry  C.  Van  Schaack,  April  20,  1 791. 
John  Waters  Yates,  April  21,  1791. 
Garret  Wander. 

Abraham  Ten  Broek,  April  27. 
W.  A.  Thomfon,  April  30. 
John  P.  Van  Neft,  M3V  4. 
Henry  Walton,  May  5. 
J.  C.  Dongan,  May  6. 
Richard  Morris. 
John  Woodward,  July  29. 
Ifaac  L.  Kip. 
Anthony  Delamater. 
James  Emott,  Auguft  1. 
Abraham jjflg^alton,  October  19., 
Peter  Me 


am  M.  Wali 
Mcfioj  jua. 


NEW-YORK.  REGISTER. 

John  V.  H.  Huyck,  Oaober  27. 

John  Wickham,  January  21,  1792. 

Thomas  Morris. 

Henry  Lyle,  January  28. 

Martin  S.  Wilkins,  April  25. 

John  Van  Derfpeagle  Scott,  May  2. 

Arthur  Breefe,  Auguft  3. 

Thomas  R.  Gold,  Auguft  ^ 

James  Martin. 

Eraftus  Clark. 

Charles  Adams. 

William  W.  Bogardus. 

George  Tiffany. 

Matthias  Ogden. 

Smith  Thompfon,  Auguft  6. 

Samuel  Hay. 

Daniel  Whiting. 

William  Keteltas. 

John  Wells,  Auguft  11. 

Zechariah  Tomlinfon. 

John  H.  Remfen,  October  20. 

William  Lupton,  jun. 

Cornelius  Herttell,  January  18,  1795. 

George  D.  Cooper. 

Cadwallader  D.  Colden. 

Tunis  Wortman,  January  23. 

John  Taylor. 

James  Creighton,  January  25. 

Abraham  Ludlow,  April  26. 

Robert  Bogardus. 

James  C.  Duane. 

Abraham  L.  Smith. 

John  I.  Bainbridge. 

David  Gardner,  jun.  April  29. 

William  Johnfton. 

Thomas  Mumrbrd. 

Garret  Bogart,  May  ijjj 

Samuel  M.  Hopkins. 

Kliflia  Williams. 

William  P.  Beers. 

John  Bird. 


264  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Jonn  Cliamplin. 

Gaylord  Grifwold,  Auguft  9,  1793. 

Benjamin  Smith,  jun. 

George  Clinton,  jun. 

Peter  W.  Quackenbofs,  Oftober  30. 

Richard  S.  Treat. 

Tohn  Cuvler.  i  , 

Elihu  Gridley. 

Samuel  Jones,  jun.  April  16,  1794. 

David  Jones,"  jun. 

Charles  Bridgen,  April  26. 

James  Woods. 

Henry  Brewerton. 

John  R.  Harrington. 

James  Thompfon. 

John  G.  Bogert,  April  28. 

Thomas  Van  Zandt. 

Charles  Baldwin. 


Public  Notaries. 

John  M'Keflbn,  Ifaac  Van  Vleck, 

Francis  Bloodgood,  John  Wilkes, 

John  H.  Wendell,  John  F.  Roorbach, 

John  Keefe,  Cadwallader  D.  Colden, 

James  Miles  Hughes,  Adrian  Kiiram, 

James  De  Haert,  Ifaac  L.  Kip, 

John  W.  Watkins,  Francis  Lynch, 

Edward  Dunfcomb,  Daniel  Thew. 


New-York  Hofpital. 

THIS  Hofpital  has  a  charter  granted  13th  June, 
.1 77  1,  and  has  the  privilege  of  holding  eftates  not  ex- 
•ceeding  five  thoufand  pounds  fterling  per  annvtm. 
Governors  of  the  I&fpital. 
Theophilact  Bache,  Proficient. 
4fc    Gerard  Walton,  Vice-Prefident. 
John  Murray,  Treafurer. 
Thomas  Eddy,  Secretary. 
Lawrence  Embrce,  Wiliiam  Edgar, 

Jacob  Watfon,  Henry  Px.utgers, 


NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 


265 


Richard  Varick, 
John  Campbell, 
Nicholas  Bayard, 
Abijah  Hammond, 
Jofeph  Pearfall, 
Gabriel  Furman, 
Gilbert  C.  Willett, 
William  Shotwell. 

of  the  Ho/pit al. 
William  P.  Smith, 
Benjamin  KifTam. 


•Robert  Bowne, 
George  Bowne,  4jjttio<* 
Cornelius  Ray, 
Thomas  Pearfall, 
Matthew  Clarkfon, 
.Hugh  Gaine, , 
John  Murray,  jun. 
Thomas  Buchanan, 
Mofes  Rogers, 

Phyjicians 

Samuel  Bard, 
Malachi  Treat, 

Surgeons. 

Richard  Bayley,  Wright  Pod, 

Thomas, Jones,  Richard  Killam. 

Nicholas  Bayard,  jun.  Apothecary. 
Walter  Forbes,  Houfe  Surgeon. 
Malachi  Treat,  Phyfician  of  the  Port  of  New-Yorl'. 


Medical  Society. 

John  Charlton,  Prefident. 
Thomas  Jones,  Vice-Prefident. 
Samuel  Bard,  } 
Richard  Bavler,  \  r 

Malachi  Treat,  >  Ccu'01i' 

•Gardner  Jones.  j 
William  P.  Smith,  Treafurer. 
John  R.  B.  Rodgers,  Secretary. 


iohn  Bard, 
Wright  Poft, 
George  Anthon, 
John  Onderdonk, 
Lewis  Faugeres, 
Samuel  Nicoll, 
Jofeph  Young, 
Abfalom  Bainbridge, 
John  Gamage, 
Benjamin  Kiirani, 
Jaim  Iluggeford, 


Amafa  Dingley, 
Samuel  L.  Mitchill, 
Samuel  Nelbitj  ! 
William  Laurence, 
William  Hamtrlley, 
Richard  S.  Kiflami 
Samuel  Borrowe, 
Willet  Taylor, 
John  B.  Hicks, 
Charles  Buxtcn. 


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City  Difpenfary. 

THIS  inftitution,  which  is  intended  for  the  relief 
of  fuch  fick  and  diftrefTed  perfons  as  may  not  have  it 
in  their  power  to  pay  for  medical  afliftance,  is  fup- 
\>oi  ted  by  the  voluntary  contributions  of  a  number  of 
he  moft  refpeelable  inhabitants  of  this  city;  and 
1  hough  only  in  ks  infancy,  its  funds  already  amount 
to  about  6ool.  per  annum. 

The  fuperintendance  of  this  charity  is  committed 
to  a  board  confifting  of  twelve  managers,  who  are 
circled  annually,  and  to  the  prefident  and  vice-prefi- 
dent  of  the  medical  fociety,  who  are  likewife  mana- 
cers  ex  officio.  The  ph>  fic'ians  are  twelve  in  nu  mber, 
and  have  hitherto  been  .elected  by  the  medical  fociety. 
They  attend  daily  in  rotation  at  the  Difpenfary,  the 
corner  of  tfeekman  and  Naflau  ftreets,  in  order  to 
adminifler  advice  and  medicine  to  fuch  poor  fick  per- 
ibns  as  produce  certificates  from  any  of  the  fubicri- 
bers  to  the  charity.  They  have  divided  the  city  into 
ftven  diftricts;  oncofthem  undertakes  the  caieof  each, 
Sickperfons  not  able  to  attend  at  the  Difpenfary,  are 
viiited  at  their  own  houfes  by  the  Phyfician  who 
has  the  care  of  that  dntria  in  which  they  refide. 
Subfcribers  who  annually  pay  into  the  hands  of  the 
treafurer  five  dollars,  are  intitled  at  all  times  during 
the  vcar,  to  have  two  patients  on  the  Difpenfary  lift; 
thofe  paying  feven  and  one  half  dollars,  are  intitled 
to  three;  ten  dollars,  four,  inc.  and  thofe  who  at  one 
time  pay  fifty  dollars,  are  intitled  at  all  times; during 
their  life,  to'have  two  patients  on  the  lift.  The  ad- 
vances which  have  already  accrued  to  the  indigent 
lick  of  this  citv,  from  this  truly  benevolent  niltitu- 
tion,  are  well  known,  and  muft,  no  doubt,  afford 
the  higheft  fatisfaaion  to  its  generous  and  humane 

inlUtutors.     '  jg£  '  ' 

Bwl  of  Managers.  ..  i 

K;iac  Roofevelt,  Prefidentj      •iM  ' 
tohn  S.  Hobnrt,  T°«n  Broome, 

(ohr.  Warts,     '  Lawrence  Embree, 

'Rev.  Dr.*  Livh^fton,  ;  Samuel  Ofgood, 


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ftey.  Dr.  Rodgers,  John  Cozine, 

Rev.  Dr.  B;ach,  John  Charlton, 

Matthew  Clarkfon,  Thomas  Jones. 

Mofes  Rogers,  Treafurer. 

Anthony  L.  Bleecker,  Secretary. 

David  G.  Abeel,  Keeper  of  the  Difpenfaryj 

Boundary  lines  of  the  different  difricls  into  which  the  city  is 
divided,  and  names  of  the  Phyfcians  attending  cash 
difiria. 

Fuji  DiftricT,  commencing  at  the  north-weft  cor- 
ner of  the  Government  Home,  thence  through  Beaver, 
ftreet  to  Broad-ftreet,  up  Broad  and  Naflau  ftreeis  to 
Market-ftreet,  then  down  Mirket-ftreet  to  Brooklyne 
ferry -fta^rs — attended  by  Samuel  Nefbit. 

Second,  bounded  by  the  firft  through  Beaver,  Biwf 
and  Naffau  ftreets  to  Beekman- ftreet,  thence  acrofs 
the  Fields  down  Barclay-ftreet  to  the  North-river — 
attended  by  E.  H.  Smith. 

Third,  beginning  at  Brooklyne  ferry-ftairs,  adjoin- 
ing the  boundary  line  of  the  firft,  and  continues  along 
that  line  through  Market-ftreet, then  joining  the  boun- 
dary of  the  fecond  up  Xaftau-ftreet  to  Beekman-  ftreet, 
thence  along  Chatham-ftreet  to  Pearl-ftreet,  and  then 
d}>vn  Pearl-ftreet  to  Peck's-flip — attended  bv  Jofetk 
faule. 

Fourth,  commencing  at  the  head  of  Frankfort -ftreet, 
thence  eroding  the  Fields  to  Broadway,  afcends  Broad- 
way to  the  Hofpital,  draw  a  line  from  the  Hofpital 
to  the  Xorth-river,  let  the  river  be  the  boundary  lint 
to  the  weft  as  far  as  Barclay-ftreet,  afcends  Barclay- 
ftreet  to  the  Fields,  crofs  the  Fields  to  NallVa-ftreet, 
through  Niiffiu -ftreet  to  Frankfort-ftreet — attended 
by  Samuel  Borrovie. 

Fifth,  beginning  at  the  boundary  line  of  the  fourth 
diftricT.,  crofc  the  Fields  thence  up  Broadway  to  the 
Hofpital,  from  thence  in  a  right  line  to  Bayard's-ftreet, 
along  Bayard's-ftreet  to  Mulberry-ftreet,  down  Mnl- 
berry-ftreet  to  Chatham-ftreet,  along  Chatham- ftreet 
joining  the  boundary  lineof  the  thirddiftriftto  Frank- 
fort-ftreet-— attended  by  John  Gaviage. 

A  a  2 


26?  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Sixth,  beginning  at  Peck's-flip,  and  ContCnuwjjfe 
along  the  boundary  of  the  third  dilrriet  up  Pearl-ftreet  - 
to  Chatham-ftreet,  up  Chatham  and  Divifion  ftreets 
to  Cathariiie-ftrtet,  down  Catharine-ftreet  to  Catha- 
rine-flip— attended  by  Timothy  F.  IVetmore. 

Seventh,  beginning  at  Catharine-flip,  ioir.ir.g  the 
boundary  line  of  thefixth  ciiftridl,  up  Catharine-ftreet 
to  Divifion-flreet,  down  Divifion-ftreet  to  Chatham- 
nreet,  alongChatham-ftreet  toMulbe:ry-ftreet,  thence 
Dp  Mulberry-flrcet  to  Bayard's-fireet,  from  Bayard's- 
ftreet  acrofs  the  ifiand  to  the  North-river  Air-furnace. 
Thi<  diftrirt  includes  all  that  fpaee  which  lies  between- 
the  lines  which  have  juft  been  mentioned  and  an  im- 
aginary line  run  acrofs  the  ifiand  at  the  two  mile-ftone 
— attended  by  John  OnJtrdmh.  hJ^tfd'*!-- 
•  For  the  relief  of  the  out  patients,  or  thofe  who  are 
.;ble  to  go  abroad,  the  following  Phviicians  attend  at 
theDifpenfarv  on  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays,, 
from  twelve  to  one  o'clock;  Amafa  Dinglej,  Charhi 
Buxton,  and  David  Brinks. 

Number  of  patients  admitted  into  the  Difpenfaiy 
fince  its  firft  inftitution,  February  i,  1791,  to  Jun« 
20,  1794,  one  thoufand  trvo  hundred  and  two. 
The  following  is  an  e.xael  return  of  the  patients  admitted, 
cured,  &c.  from  the  efiaMrJhmiftt  of  the  inf.itutinny 
February  1,  1791,  to  t  lie  23/  of November  following. 
Patients  admitted  310 
Cured  220 
Died  flJB^aW 
Relieved     V'  ^',!^'J*!y^ 
Removed  to  the  Hofpital       2  ' 
Removed  to  the  Alms-houfe  4 
Difcharged,  difordeily  7  , 

.  Remaining  under  care         37 — 310 
From  Xsvtmber  23,  1791,  tc  December  19,  1792,  the 
following  patients  were  admitted,  cured,  & c.  including 
thirty-feven  then  remaining  un.hr  <"<w*$<fi' 
Patients  admitted  352 

Remaining  umvr  care  7   ,gg 

23d  Nov.  1791,  ) 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER.  269 

Cured  265 

Died  23 

Relieved  25  . 

Removed  to  the  Hofpital  1 6 
Removed  to  the  Alms-houfe  7 

Difcharged,  diforderly  3 

Remaining  under  care  50 — 389 

From  December  19,  1792,  to  December  12,  1793,  the 
folinving  patients -wo  e  admitted,  cured,  (sfc.  including 
fifty  then  remaining  wider  care. 

Patients  admitted  381 

Remaining  under  care  }   

December  19,  1792,  j     5  43 
Cured  283 
Died  32 
Relieved  33-' 
Removed  to  the  Hofpital     1 5 
Removed  to  the  Alms-houfe  4 
Difcharged,  diforderly  2 
Removed  out  of  town  5' 
Remaining  under  care        5-7 — 431 
From  December  12,  1 793,  to  June  the  20th,  1794,  the 
folloiuing  patients  ar/e  admitted,  cured,  EsV.  ipcludJug 
fifty/even remaining  under  care. ...  ^  , 

Patients  admitted  jBteiwN'  ■ HwB 

Remaining  under  care  7    ,  ' 

December  12,  1793,  \  2* 
Of  which  have  been  1 

cured  \  I2*- 

Died  ,  6 

Relieved  n—- , 

Removed  to  the  Hofpital 
Removed  to  the  Alms-houfe  2 
Difcharged,  diforderly  3 
Removed  out  of  town  1 
Remaining  under  care  \. 

June  20,  1794,  $ 


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270  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


New-Tork  Society  Library. 

THIS  focicly  have  a  charter,  dated  November  2$, 
1772.  They  have  power  to  purchafe,  in  fee-fimple, 
for  term  of  life,  or  lives,  or  in  any  other  manner 
whatfoever,  provided  the  value  of  faid  real  eftate  doth 
not  exceed  one  thoufand  pounds  fterling  above  all  out- 
goings and  rqirifes.  They  have  power,  as  a  corpo- 
ration, to  implead  or  be  impleaded,  &c.  &c.  to  give, 
grant,  fell,  leafe,  demife,  and  difpofe  of  faid  real  eftate 
for  life,  or  years  forever,  at  their  will  and  pleafure, 
as  they  fhall  judge  moft  beneficial  and  advantageous 
to  the  Library. 

Admifiion,  eight  pounds;  and  ten  (hillings  yearly 
to  be  paid  to  the  Treafurer. 

Every  member  may  take  and  have,  out  of  faid  Li- 
brary, one  book  and  no  more  at  one  time;  a  folio  fix 
weeks,  a  quarto  four  weeks,  an  oftavo  three  weeks,  a 
duodecimo  two  weeks;  under  penalty,  if  kept  longer, 
to  pay  for  every  day  of  a  folio  4d.  a  quarto  3d.  an 
o<ftavo  2d.  and  for  a  duodecimo  id.  and  to  make  good 
all  damages. 

The  Library  is  open  for  bufinefs  every  day,  Satur- 
day afternoon,  Sundays  and  holidays  excepted,  from 
nine  until  twelve  o'clock  in  the  morning,  and  from 
two  to  five  in  the  afternoon. 

Tru/lee:. 

William  S.  Johnfon,        Jacob  Morion, 
Samuel  Jones,  David  Van  Home, 

Hugh  Gaiue,  Samuel  L.  Mitchill, 

John  Cozine,  William  Linn, 

Brockholft  Livingfton,      Richard  Varick, 
Edward  Livingfton,         John  Kemp. 
K        Samuel  Jones,  Treafurer. 

John  Forbes,  Secretary  and  Librarian. 

T ammany  Society ,  or  Columbian  Order. 

THIS  national  fociety  was  inftituted  in  1789;  it 
is  founded  on  the  true  principles  of  republicanifm, 
and  has  for  its  motives  charity  and  brotherly  love;  it 
connects  in  the  ijidiflbhjbie  bonds  of  patriotic  frUn4~ 


NEW-YORK.  REGISTER.  2  J  I 

Jhip  American  brethren,  of  known  attachment  to  the 
political  rights  of  human  nature  and  the  liberties  of 
this  country. 

Officers  for  the  enfuing  year. 
Jonathan  Little,  Grand  Sachem. 
James  Tylee,  Father  of  the  Council. 

Sachems. 

John  Campbell,  William  P.  Smith, 

Peter  Cole,  Thomas  I  vers, 

Gabriel  Furman,  John  Johnfon, 

Andrew  Otterfon,  Richard  Furman, 

James  Tylee,  Cortlandt  Van  Beuren, 

fohn  Hone,  Jofiah  O.  Hoffman. 

Peter  R.  LivingSton, 

R.  J.  Vandenbroek,  Saghamore. 

Thomas  ASh,  Treafurer. 

Benjamin  Strong,  Secretary. 

Jofeph  Youle,  bcribe  of  the  Council. 

Jofeph  Dunklev,  Wilkinkie. 

MUSEUM 

Belonging  to  the  Tammany.  Society,  or  Columbian  Order. 

THIS  Mufeum  was  established  by  the  Tammany 
Society  in  June,  1790,  for  the  exprefs  ptirpofe  of 
collecting  together  every  thing  relative  to  the  hiftory 
of  this  country;  all  literary  publications  that  refpe<5t 
the  civil,  political,  or  religious  concerns  of  America, 
whether  ancient  or  modern,  whether  publifhed  in 
this  or  any  other  country  ;  American  publications  of 
a  literary  nature,  gazettes,  magazines,  or  other  peri- 
odical pieces;  and  likcwifc  every  production  of  na- 
ture, or  of  art,  either  of  this  or  any  other  country; 
to  accomplish  which  purpofe  part  of  the  funds  of  the 
fociety  have  hitherto  been  applied. 

The  profptrity  and  fuccefs  of  this  institution  muff, 
however,  in  a  great  meafure,  depend  on  tfie  voluntary 
contributions  of  a  generous  public,  particularly  as  it 
refpefts  curioSities;  and  although  yet  in  its  infancy, 
the  Mufeum  contains  already  many  articles  in  the 
historical  and  natural  lines,  deferving  public  attention. 


2/2  NEW- YORK  REGISTER. 

As  almoft  every  individual  poffefles  fome  article 
which  in  itfelf  is  of  little  value,  but  which,  in  a  col- 
lective view,  becomes  of  real  importance,  the  patrons 
of  this  inftitution  folicit  the  attention  and  aid  of  their 
fellow  citizens  and  others,  towards  forming  a  collec- 
tion which  proniifes  fair  to  become  an  object  of  pub- 
lic utility.  The  articles  and  names  of  the  doners  are 
carefully  regiftered  in  a  book  kept  for  that  purpofe. 

The  corporation  of  this  city,  ever  difpofed  to  en- 
courage patriotic  undertakings,  and  favourably  im- 
preffed  with  the  importance  of  the  prefent,  have  ge- 
neroiifiy  granted  to  the  Tammany  Society,  or  Co- 
lumbian Order,  the  Exchange,  in  Broad-ftreet,  for  the 
ufe  of  the  Mufeum. 

The  Mufeum  is  under  the  direction  of  feven  truf- 
tees,  annually  elected  by  the  fociety  out  of  their  body, 
who  are  authorifed  to  folicit  donations  from  the  pub- 
lic. Any  articles  which  may  be  forwarded  to  either 
of  them  will  be  thankfully  received,  and  carefully 
preferved. 

Trufiees  for  tlte  tnfuing  year. 
James  Morris,  Samuel  Ruffell,   William  Afli,  John 
Gamage,    John  P.  Pearfs,     William  Mooney, 
Richard  Duryee. 

« Gardiner  Baker,  Keepers 


St.  George's  Society. 
Theophilaft  Bache,  Prefident. 
Miles  Sherbrooke,  Vice-Prefident. 
Frederick  Philips,  Affiftant  Vice-PrefidenK 
Martin  Wilkins,  Secretary. 
James  Cafey,  Treafurer.  j£  '  • 

Sanuel  Corp,  ^ 
Francis  Winthrop,    f  stewards. 
Gilbert  Morewood,  I 
Tohn  C.  Shaw,  ) 


St.  Patrick's  Society; 
Daniel  M'Cormick,  Prefident. 
George  Pollock,  Vice-Prelidtiit. 


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Hugh  Gaine,  Trer;furer. 
Robert  R.  Waddell,  Secretary 
Coutijcll V.c 

Michael  Price,  Henry  Sadler, 

John  Charleton,  John  Sii.-v. , 

Alexander  Stewart,  Carlifle  Pollock, 

John  M'Vicker,  Dominick  Lynch. 


St.  Andrew's  Society. 

Walter  Rutherford,  President. 

Pnilip  Livingfcon,  i  ft  Vicc-l'reiVient. 

Robert  Lenox,  2d  Vice-Prefident. 

George  Douglafs,  jun.  Treafi:rer. 

Manager s.  ,  tuM 

Hay  Stevenfon,    i  4        William  Henderfon, 
William  Wilifon,  James  Homer  Max-.vsii, 

Alexander  J.  Hamilton,     Henrv  Troup. 

The  Rev.  John  Biflett,   '  f  n,     .  . 

The  Rev.  John  M.Mafon,  j  ^?PWU1! 

James  Tillary,  M.  D.  Phyfici 

Peter  Jay  Munro,  Secretary. 


:ian. 


German  Society. 
Baron  Frederick  W.  Steuben,  Prefidant. 
David  Grim,  Vice-Prefident. 
John  Peter  Ritter,  Treafurer. 
Wiliiam  Wilmerdins;,  Secretary. 
Frederick  Refsler, 
Lot  Merkel, 

Chriftian  Bafhr,       >  AfGftant*. 

John  Gaffnar, 
.  Henry  Leuthaucer, 
'Leonard  Fiflier,  Solicitor. 


Society  for  promoting  the  MamoniJJion  of  Slaves. 

Matthew  Clarkfon,  Prefident. 
Melanfton  Smith,  Vice-Prefident. 
John  Murray,  jun.  Treafurer. 
William  W.  Woolfev,  Secretarv. 


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Bcfidcs  the  relief  which  the  members  of  this  focrety 
have  afforded  to  diftrefled  Africans,  they  have  alfo 
extended  their  benevolence  to  their  children,  for' 
whole  education  they  have  made  ample  provifion. 

For  this  purpofe  they  have  inftituted  a  free-fchool, 
which  is  at  prefent  tinder  the  direction  of  Mr.  Corne- 
lius Davis,  at  No.  8,  Gold-ftreet.  The  fcholars  are 
about  eighty  in  number.  A  committee  of  twelve, 
appointed  by  the  fociety,  vifit  the  fchool  once  a 
month;  and  it  is  pleafing  to  obferve,  that  the  progrefs 
of  the  pupils  has  hitherto  anfwered  the  moft  fanguine 
expectations  of  its  inftitutors. 

The  Truf.ces  at  prefent  arc, 
Matthew  Clarkfon,  Thomas  Franklin, 

William  Shotwell,  John  Murray,  jun. 

William  Bowne,  Samuel  L.  Mitchill, 

William  Dunlap,  Mofes  Rogers, 

John  Lawrence,  Tohn  R.  B.  Rodgers, 

Jofeph  Byrd,  '  Rev.  Dr.  FoQer. 

Committee  of  Correfpot/i/ence. 
Rev.  Dr.  Rodgers,  John  R.  B.  Rodgers, 

William  Dnnl.ip,  Lawrence  En-jbree. 

John  Murray,  jun. 


General  Society  of  Machanics  and  Trade/men  of 
the  City  of  New-York, 
THIS  fociety  was  inftituted  the  4th  of  Augufr, 
1785.  Its  declared  intention  is  to  promote  mutual 
fellowfhip,  confidence  ami  good  understanding  among 
the  various  defcriptions  of  mechfnics;  as  far.as  pof- 
fible  to  prevent  litigation  and  difputes  among  trades- 
men ;  to  promote  mechanical  knowledge;  a  fiord  re- 
lief to  diftreired  members  ;  and  to  eftabhlh  funds  to 
enable  the  fociety  to  carry  their  laudable  defigns  into 
effecl. 

The  prefent  OJfieers  are, 
John  Stagg,  Prefident. 
James  Tylee,  iff  Vice-Prefident. 
John  Campbell,  2d  Vice-Prefidcnt. 


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William  I.  Elfworth,  Treafiircr. 
Tohn  Elfworth,  Secretary. 


Francis  Baflett, 

John  Burger,     f  Qverfeers  of  the  indigent 
John  Stagg, 
John  Strieker, 


Society  for  the  Relief  of  Dijlrejfed  Prifoners, 
Rev.  Dr.  John  Rodgers,  Prefident. 
John  Murray,  jun.  Treafurcr. 
Daniel  Penfield,  Secretary. 
Donations  vjill  be  received  by  the  following  Perfons. 
Leonard  Bleecker,  John  Murray,  jun. 

Samuel  Bard,  John  Murray, 

Rev.  Abraham  Beach,  Samuel  Ofgood, 
Levinus  Clarkfon,  Daniel  Penfield, 

Matthew  Clarkfon,  Mofes  Rogers, 

James  Duane,  John  R.  B.  Rodgers, 

Thomas  Eddy,  .'iffeh      Thomas  Storm, 
Lawrence  Embree,  James  Saidler, 

John  Slofs  Hobart,  Melanclon  Smith, 

Rev.  John  C.  Kunze,      James  Watfon, 
Rev.  William  Linn,        David  Grim, 
Rev.  Benjamin  Moore,     John  Goodwin. 

Black  Friars'  Society, 
ESTABLISHED  forfocial,  charitable  and  humane 
purpofes,  on  the  ioth  November,  1784,  in  the  citv 
->r  New-York.  'V4'HB9i 
The  prrfent  Officers  are,  -'''VfllLfl 
William  Richardfon,  jun.  Father. 
James  B.  Clark,  Chancellor. 

Cardinals. 

he-.}.  Graves,  (founder)    Hugh  Smith, 
William  Parker,  John  R.  B.  Rodgers, 

[oho  Stagg,  jun.  Wiiliam  HenderVon, 

re  Tilhry,  Nathaniel  Gardiner, 

litnjawiin  Kf'i'-m,  Anthony  Pell, 

fames  M.  Hfighes,  John  Onderdonfc. 

Andrew  Smith,  Treafurer. 


1j6  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

Robert  Cocks,  jun.  Secretary. 

Jacob  Bradford,  "\ 

Nicholas  G.  Carmer,  f  „  . 

James  Stuart,  f  Priors- 

Thomas  Hkks,  J 

Standing  Committee. 
Peter  Van  Zandt,  John  Hoop,  jun. 

Auguftus  Sacket,  John  Abrams, 

Anthony  Pell,  Andrew  Smith, 

Robert  Cocks,  jnn.  Albert  Ryckman, 
James Cummings,  Samuel  Sacket, 

Benjamin  Graves,  Bernard  Hart. 

William  H.  Robinfon, 

William  Ellis,  Lay-Friar. 

New-Tork  Mufical  Society. 
Henry  Will,  Director. 
James  Harvey,  Treafurer. 
-Stanton  Latham,  Secretary. 

St.  Cecilia  Society&^H 
David  Mitchelfon,  Prefident. 
Lewis  Ogden,  Treafurer. 
Jofeph  Buffwell,  Secretary- 


•dSfirtfj Provident  Society..  .  %  - , 

THIS  fociety  was  inftituted  on  the  4th  of  April, 
1 791,  with  a  view  to  raife  a  fund  for  the  relief  of 
lick  and  diftrefled  members,  and  to  make  lbme.  pro- 
vision for  widows  and  orphans. 

Officers  for  the  enfuing  year. 

John  De  I.anoey,  Prefident. 

James  l.aing,  Treafurer. 

John  Bennie,  Secretary. 

tMlfciwiii '  Stwding  Committed    .  jfm 
Donald  Frafer,  '  Robert  Affleck, 

Jefle  Weeks,  ;"'  James  Allen, 

John  Campbell,  John  Annelly, 

Alexander  Anderfon,  jun.  George  Hogg. 


N-EW-YORK  REGISTER.  277 


Benevolent  Society. 

Daniel  Tuthill,  Prefident. 
Jofeph  Fuller,  Vice-Frefident. 

 Davis,  Treafurer. 

Samuel  Clark,  Secretary. 
Samuel  Stockwell,  Meffenger. 
Philip  Thompfon,') 
Jofeph  Prefcot,      >  Committee. 
John  Williams,  J 

^he  Nero-Tork  Society  for  the  Information  and. 
Affiflance  of  Perfons  emigrating  from  foreign 
Countries. 

AT  a  refpeftable  Meeting  field  in  the  city  of  New-  Yorh% 
for  the  purpofe  of  confidering  on  the  propriety  of  eftablijli- 
ing  a  Society  for  the  information  and  aflfiance  of  Perfons 
emigrating  from  foreign  countries — //  "was  unanimoujly 
Refohed,  That  from  the  great  increafe  of  emigra- 
tion from  Europe  to  the  United  States,  it  is  highly 
expedient  to  form  fuch  an  Inftitution. 

In  conformity  to  the  above  refolution,  a  fociety 
was  inftituted  on  the  22d  of  May,  1794.  The  fol- 
lowing is  the  plan  of  their  conftitution. 

WHEREAS  from  the  oppreflions  of  many  of  the 
governments  of  Europe,  and  the  public  calamities 
likely  to  enfue,  perfons  of  various  defcriptions  are 
migrating  to  the  United  States  of  America  for  pro- 
tection and  fafety :  And, 

Whereas  emigrants,  upon  their  firft  arrival  in  thefe 
ftates,  frequently  l'uitain  great  inconveniences  ia 
confequence  of  their  being  unacquainted  with  the 
manners  and  cuftoms  of  the  country,  and  the  molt 
eligible  mode  of  eftablifhing  themfelves  in  their  feve- 
ral  profeflions: 

We,  the  fubfcribers,  agree  to  form  ourfelves'into 
a  fociety  for  the  purpofe  of  affording  information  and 
encouragement  to  perfons  of  the  above  defcription — 
And  for  the  better  effecting  thefe  objects,  adopt  the 
■following 

B  b 


2J$  NEW-YORK  REGISTER.. 

CONSTITUTION. 
THIS  Society  fliall  be  known  and  diftinguifhed 
by  the  name  and  ilefcription  of  The  N^o-Yci.i  Society 
for  tlie  Information  and  AJfftance  of  .Perfns  emigrating 
from  foreign  Countries. 

2.  _  The  focicty  {hall  meet  regularly  the  firft  Thurf- 
day  in  every  month,  or  of'tencr  if  neceflary,  at  fuch 
time  and  place  as  they  may  appoint. 

3.  No  perfon  fliall  be  admitted  into  this  fociety  but 
upon  the  recommendation  of  two  members,  and  with 
the  confent  of  a  majority ;  to  be  taken  by  ballot  at 
the  meeting  of  the  fociety  immediately  fuccceding 
that  at  which  fuch  perfon  {hall  have  been  propofed. 

4.  The  officers  of  this  fociety  fhall  confift  of  a 
Prefident,  Vice  Prefident,  Treafurer,  Secretary,  and 
a  Committee  of  Conference  and  Correfpond.ence,  to 
be  elected  by  ballot  every  fix  months.  • 

5.  The  Com  nittee  of  Conference  and  Correfpon- 
dence  fhall  confift  of  feven  members,  of  whom  the 
Secretary  for  the  time  being  fhall  be  one; — they  fliall 
correfpond  with  individuals  :»nd  public  bodies  for 
promoting  the  objects  of  this  inftitution;  and  upon 
the  arrival  of  emigrants,  fhall  afford  them  luch  in- 
formation and  afiiftance  as  their  refpedtive  circum- 
stances may  require,  and  the  funds  of  the  fociety 
enable  them  to  grant. 

6.  This  conftitution  fliall  not  be  altered  except 
.fuch  alteration  be  propofed  at  one  meeting,  and 
agreed  to  at  the  next  fucceeding  meeting  by  three 
fourths  of  the  members  prefent. 

Publiflied  by  order  of  the  Society. 

Wm.  Sing,  Prefident. 
L.  Wayland,  Sec'ry. 

It  is  certainly  a  fact,  that  emigrants  from  one  coun- 
try to  another  are  liable  to  numberlcfs  unforefeen 
disappointments — it  is  equally  true,  that  change  of 
diet,  and  confinement  on  board  the  veflels,  together 
with  difference  of  climate,  often  produce  difeafes, 
which  fometimes  prove  fatal;  nor  will  it  be  denied,, 
that  in  fomc  ii>(bnces,  a  little  friendly  interference 


WEW-VORK  REGISTER.  279 

rhigfit  reicue  perfons  from  being  the  viftims  of  mif- 
fortune. 

To  thole  in  affluent  circumftances,  the  Society  crm 
only  offer  their  individual  friendship,  congratulate 
them  on  their  fafe  arrival,  and  wilh  them  fuccefs  and 
happinefs.  • 

Thofe  in  middling  circumftances,  who  may  wifh 
for  information,  the  fociety  refer  to  their  committee, 
who  will  always  be  ready  to  lliew  them  any  friendly 
oifice  in  their  power. 

Bin  to  the  unfortunate,  the  fick,  the  friendlcfs  and 
the  needy,  the  fociety  addrel's  themfelves  in  a  pe- 
culiar manner.  They  requeft  tliem  not  to  fuffer  their 
fpirits  to  droop;  and  affure  them  that  upon  applica- 
tion to  either  of  the  committee,  their  cafes  will  be- 
taken into  immediate  confederation* 

Names  ef  the  Committee. 
Melan&oa  Smith,  corner  of  Dover  and  Cherry  ftreets. 
D. .  Dingley,  corner  of  Ferry  ami  Gold  ftreets. 
Orange  W<:bb,  162  Water-ftreet. 
Dr.  Mitchill,  Columbia  College. 
Alex.  Cuthill,  corner  of  N-aflau  and  Market  ftreets. 
James  Lee,  1+2  Pearl -ilreet; 
Lew  Way  land,  151  Water-ftreet. 

The  committee  meet  every  Saturday  evening,  at 
Mr.  Ellis's  tavern,  near  Crane  wharf,  Water-ftreet, 
at  eight  o'cijck. 

By  order  of  the  Committee. 

L.  WAYLAND,  i  . 
HtTo-Yiri,  }Oti  Jane,  1794. 


Deacon  Society . 
Hugh  R.  Murray,  Grand  Deacon. 
Alexander  Stewart,  Mailer  of  the  Ceremonies, 
Charles  White,  Treafurer. 
William  Duncan,  Secretary. 
John  Jackfon,  fen.        1  c 
Walter  W.  Heyer,  jun.  j  ^ 


B  b  z 


2So  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


New-Tor k  Cooper's  Society. 
John  Utt,  Chairman. 
John  Bogart,  Deputy  Chairman. 
John  Ming,  Secretary. 
Jacob  Morris,  Trealiirer. 
Samuel  Stockwell,  Serjeant  at  Arms. 
Their  annual  election  is  held  on  the  firft  Monday 
in  May. 


Democratic  Society. 
David  Gelfton,  Prefident. 
Iienry  Rutgers,  id  Vice  Prefident. 
Solomon  Simpfon,  2d  Vice  Prefident. 
"fohri  Nixon,  Treafurer. 
Jacob  De  La  Montayne,  Secretary. 
Asanas  Williamb,  Deputy  Secretary. 


Pqft  Days  at  New -York. 

THE  fouthern  mail  arrives  on  Monday,  Tuefday, 
WedneCJay,  Thurfday,  Friday  and  Saturday,  at  ten 
o'clock,  a.  m.  and  clofes  on  Monday,  Tuefday,  Wed- 
nefday, Thurfday,  Friday  and  Saturday,  at  twelve 
o'clock,  a.  m.  throughout  the  year. 

From  the  ift  of  November  to  the  ift  of  May,  the 
eaftern  mail  arrives  on  Wednefday  and  Saturday,  at 
jo  o'clock,  a.  m.  and  clofes  on  Thurfday  and  Mon- 
day, at  one  o'clock,  p.  m. 

From  May  ift  to  November  i  ft  the  eaftern  mail 
arrives  on  Tuefday,  Thurfday  and  Saturday,  at  eleven 
o'clock,  a.  m.  and  clofes  on  Monday,  Wednefday 
and  Friday,  at  1  o'clock,  p.  m. 

The  northern  mail  arrives  on  Wednefday  and  Sa- 
turday by  fix  o'clock  in  the  evening,  and  clofes  on 
Wednefday  at  nine  o'clock  in  the  evening,  and  oa 
Sunday  at  eight  o'clock  in  the  evening. 

The  mail  for  Morriftown,  Boon-town,  Rockaway, 
SulTex,  Gofhen  and  Ward's  Bridge,  clofes  every 
Wednefday  at  noon,  and  returns  the  next  day  with 
the  fnithern  mail. 


NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 


28l 


The  mail  from  Ridgefield,  Danbury,  Litchfield 
and  Hartford,  arrives  every  Thurfday  at  eight  o'clock 
in  the  morning,  and  returns  again  at  four  in  the  af- 
ternoon. 

By  an  aft  of  Congrefs  for  regulating  the  noft-office, 
it  is  enacted,  that  all  letters  brought  to  any  poft-office, 
half  an  hour  before  the  time  of  making  up  the  mail  at 
fuch  office,  fhall  be  forwarded  therein :  Therefore, 
all  letters  brought  to  the  office,  not  conformable  to 
that  Act,  will  lie  over  for  next  poft. 


Stages  from  New -York  for  Philadelphia. 

THE  Diligence  leaves  Powle's  Hook  every  morn- 
ing at  8  o'clock  (Sunday  excepted;)  the  Imiuftry, 
every  afternoon,  at  3  o'clock,  (Saturday  excepted.) 
Apply  for  feats  of  James  Carr,  No.  1 14,  Broadway ; 
of  William  Hedden,  corner  of  Cortlandt-ftreet  and 
Broadway;  of  Mr.  Hyde,  Tontine  CofFee-houfe, 
and  of  Mr.  J.  Town,  No.  9,  Fn>m-ft:-?et,  near  the 
Exchange.  Seven  pafleng^rs  in  the  Diligence,  and 
eight  in  the  Induftry,  only,  are  admitted.  Fare  of 
each  pafienger,  four  dollars;  1  jolb.  baggage,  4  dob. 
141b.  gratis.    Baggage  at  the  rifque  of  the  owner. 

The  New  Line  Difpatch  fets  out  ever"  day, 
Saturdays  excepted,  at  three  ojclock  in  the  afternoon. 
Eight  pafTengers  to  be  admitted  into  this  ftage.  Price 
for  a  pafienger  four  dollars,  and  an  allowance  of  141b. 
of  baggage.  Apply  for  feats  at  Xo.  5,  Cortlandt- 
ftreet,  and  at  No.  124,  Broadway. 

The  Federal  Stage  ftarts  from  Powle's-Hook  even- 
day,  Sundays  excepted,  atnijieo'clock  in  tbensorouMt 
Price  for  a  pafleager  four  dollars — 141b.  baggage 
gratis,  i^plb.  the  fame  as  a  pafienger.  Apply  tur 
feats  at  the  fhge-o.Tice,  No.  *>.  Cottlandt-ftree't,  or 
at  Mr.  Byrne's,  at  the  old  Coffee-houfe. 

The  Bofto:i  and  Albany  frages  leave  the  ftage -office, 
No.  5,  Cortlandt-ftreet,  twice  a  week  during  the  fum- 
mcr  feafon,  and  three  times  a  week  during  the  winter. 

The  Mail-ftagc  for  Philadelphia,   which  leaves 
Po.vle's-hook  ferry-ftairs  at  12  o'clock  each  dav,  Sun- 
day excepted,  with  two  horfes,  travels  all  night. 
B  b  3. 


282  NEW-YORK  REGISTER. 

The  Amboy  ftage-boats  fet  off  from  the  Albany', 
pier  on  Mondays,  VVednefdays,  Thurfdays  and  Fri- 
days, for  South- Amboy ;  where  ftage-waggons  receive 
the  paflengers,  and  fet  off  at  three  o'clock  the  next 
morning:  they  go  alternately  to  Bordenton  and  Bur- 
lington, from  which  places  they  fet  off  for  Philadel- 
phia.— Paflengers  by  this  rout  are  to  apply  at  No.  12, 
Albany-pier. 

The  Ne\r-Brunfvvick  paflage-boats  fet  off  from 
Coenties-flip  every  Saturday  morning,  arid- (weather 
permitting)  arrive  at  New-Brunfwick  the  fame  even- 
ing, and  return  for  New-York  the  Tuefday  following. 

The  New-Haven  boats  ply  at  Burling.-flip :  the 
Elizabeth-town  and  Staten-Ifland  ones  at  the  White> 
fialj-dock. 


Rates  of  Coach  Hire  in  Ne-zv-Tork. 


TO  take  up  and  fet  down  one  or  two 
paflengers  within  the  town,  to  the  foutli 
of^the  Tea-water-pump,  o  z 

For  every  Paflenger  exceeding  two,  o  1 

To  take  up  and  fet  down  one  or  two  paf- 

fengers,  one  hour  after  fun  down,  o  4. 

For  every  one  exceeding  two,  o  2 

For  waiting  for  company  in  town,  each  "  :>  4 
To  carry  or  fetch  one  palfenger  to  or  from- 

Belvidere,  by  day,  o  4 

For  every  one  exceeding  one,  o  2, 

To  carry  or  fetch  one  or  four  paflengers  to 

or  from  Belvidere,  by  night,  o  8 

For  every  one  executing  four,  o  a 

To  carry  or  fetch  one  or  two  paflengers  to 

or  from  Brannon's  or  Campbell's,  by  day,  o  4 
For  every  one  exceeding  two,  o  2 

To  carry  or  fetch  one  or  four  paflengers  to 
or  from  Brannon's  or  Campbell's  by 
night,  o  8- 

l'«r  every  one  exceeding  four,  o  2 


NEW-YORK.  REGISTER.  28$ 

To  go  to  the  two  mile  flono,  and  round  by 

Campbell's,  o  8 

For  flopping  within  one  hour,  o  z 

For  flopping  each  hour,  o  4 

To  go  round  the  tour  by  Horn 'sy.  o  10 

For  Hopping  within  one  hour,  02 

For  (lopping  each  hour,  o  4 

To  go  round  by  Lake's,  o  14 

For  flopping  within  one  hour,  o  Z 

For  flopping  each  houf,  o  4 

To  goto  Bellvieu,  o  16 

For  each  hour  waiting,  o  z 

To  go  to  Oakley's  or  SomerindykV,  1  4 

To  go  to  Brevoort's  or  thereabouts^,  .  '•  I  yt&Q 

To  go  to  Hardenbrook's,  1  4 

To  go  round  Apthorp's  tour,  1  8 

To  go  to  Harlaem,  one  day..  1  iz 

To  go  to  Harlaem,  half  a  da%,  1  8 

To  go  to  the  Fort,  2  o 

To  go  to  King's-bridge,  2  8- 


A  Lift  of  Remarkable  Events  which  have  taken 
place  from  the  firft  difcovery  of  America  to 
the prefent  period. 

AMERICA  firft  difcovered  by  Chriftopher 
Columbus,  a  native  of  .Genoa. 
1497  South  America  difcovered  by  Americus  Vefpu- 
fianus,  a  native  of  Florence,  from  whom  that 
continent  receives  its  name. 
1499  North- America  difcovered  for  Henry  the  7th, 

by  Cabot,  a  native  of  Briftol. 
1518  Magellan,  in  the  fervice  of  Spain,  difcovers  the 
ftraits  between  the  continent  of  South-Ame- 
rica and  Terra  del  Fuqnj,  which  now  bear 
his  name. 

1584  On  the  13th  of  July,  two  fhips  commiflioned 
by  Sir  Walter  Raleigh,  who  had  obtained  a 
j-iatent  from  Queen  Elizabeth  for  fuch  lands 
as  he  might  difcover  not  belonging  to  any 
chrtftian  prince,  anchor  in  a  harbour  feven 
leagues  weft  of  the  Roanoke,  take  po.Teffion 
of  the  country  in  a  formal  manner,  and  in 
honour  of  their  virg:n  Quten  denominate  it 
Vlrg  inia. 

:6o8  Henry  Hudfon  difcovers  the  river  which  is  now 
known  by  his  name,  and  fells  his  claim  to  the 
Dutch;  who  foon  after  take  pofTeflion  of  the 
country,  and  give  to  that  region  which  now 
comprehends  the  ftate  of  New-York,  New- 
Jerfey,  Pennfylvania,  and  Delaware,  the  ge- 
neral appellation  of  the  Ne'jj-Netheilanils. 
New-York  was  called  New-Amfterdam. 

1620  About  one  hundred  perfons  who  had  fled  from 
religious  perfecution  in  Old  England,  arrive 
at  a  place  in  Maflachufetts,  which  in  com- 
memoration of  the  city  in  the  land  of  their 
nativity  which  they  had  laft  left,  they  denov 
minate  Plymouth. 


2S6      ,  CHRONOLOCY. 

1632  Maryland  granted  by  King. Charles  to  Lord 
Baltimore,  of  Ireland. 

r66)f  Governor  Stwei'ant  furrenders  Ncw-Nether- 
lands  to  Colonel  Nichols,  who  had  been 
commiflioned  to  fubdue  that  country  by 
King  Charles:  the  country  is  then  tv.llcd 
New- York,  in  honour  of  his  Majefty's  bro- 
ther,. James,  Duke  of  York  and  Albany. 

7665  Lord  Berkley  and  Sir  James  Gartaret  purchafe 
of  the  Duke  of  York,  that  part  of  his  pof- 
feffions  which  is  now  called  New-Jcrfey, 
and  which  takes  its  name  from  the  ifland  or 
Jerfey,  where  the  Cartaret  family  then  had 
and  {till  have  a  coniiderable  efbte. 

:66g  South-Carolina  began  to  be  fettled,  Lord  Cla- 
rendon having  lome  time  before  obtained  a 
patent  for  that  country. 

•681  The  celebrated  William  Penn  receives  a  patent 
for  Pennfylvania. 

j£?3  This  year  the  faid  William  Penn  purchafed  of 
James,  Duke  of  York,  that  part  of  his  pof- 
feffion  which  is  now  called  Delaware. 

1709  North-Carolina  fettled  by  a  number  of  indi- 
g;  irt  Palatines. 

2.732  A  number  of  public  fpirited  gentlemen  began 
to  fettle  Georgia,  fo  called  in  honour  of 
George  the  fecond.-^llH 
George  Washington,  the  father  of  his 
country,  and  the  friend  of  man,  was  born  in 
Virginia,  the  22d  of  February,  1732. 

177J.  The  Britifh  Parliament  lay  a  duty  on  teas  im- 

.  '         ported  into  America,  which  the  Americans 
confidcr  as  a  grievance,  and  deny  the  right 
of  the  Briufh  Parliament  to  tax  them. 
September  5.  The  firft  general  Congrefs  meef 
at  Philadelphia. 

•'775  April  19.  Battle  of  Lexington. 

May  20.  Articles  of  confederation  and  perpe- 
tual union  are  agreed  on  between  the  Ame- 
rican Colonies. 
Tune  17.  Battle  of  Bunker's  HilL 


CHRONOLOGY. 


287 


776  March  1 7.  Bolton  evacuated  by  the  Americans. 
July  4.  Congrefs  declarethe  States  of  America 

to  be  free,  iovweign,  and  independent. 
Se:)t.  15.  New- York  taken  by  the  Britifh. 

777  June  2.  Nine  hundred  Heflians  taken  by  Ge- 

neral Wafhington  at  Trenton. 
Sept.  1 1.  Battle  of  Brandy  wine. 

26.  Genera!   Howe  takes  poffeffion  of 
Philadelphia. 
Oct.  17.  Lieutenant-General  Burgoyne  furren- 
ders  his  army  to  General  Gates,  at  Saratoga. 
773  Feb.  6.  Treaties  between  France  and  the  Unit- 
ed States  of  America  concluded. 
The  Earl  of  Carifle,  William  Eden, and  George 
Johnfton,  arrive  at  Philadelphia  in  the  be- 
ginning of  Juae,  as  Commiffioners  for  re- 
ftoring  peace  between  Great-Britain  and 
America;  wi'.h  whom  Congrefs  refufe  to 
treat  unlefi>  ..heir  independence  fiiould  be 

admitted.   

une  18.  Britifh  evacuarte  Philadelphia,  t 

28.  Battle  of  Monmouth, 
uly  16.  Stony  Point  take>  by  General  ^Vvnel 

780  May  4.  Charlefton  ($  -uth-Carr.        '  lurren- 

ders  to  3'm  Hens>C. 
Auguft  16.  BUttfl  01  Car  ^^-i 
Sept.  24.  The  traitor  Arnold  «elerts  to  the  Bri-" 
tifli,  and  is  by  them  appointed,  Brigadier- 
General.  » 

781  Oft.  ig..  Earl  Cornwam  furrenderdfc  army 

to  (laterals  W.^ngtau  an<*Rocfl^>eau. 
783  Sept.  3.  Definitive  Treaty  ef  Peac»  iMveeu 
Gi  c  Ujtitarn  and  ihc  United  States  ratified. 
Nov.  zj.  ™ie»Britifh  evacuate  New-York. 


•v 


238 


CHRONOLOCY. 

7 


Ratification  of  tke  Federa^ConJiituticn  ly  the 
.  following  States,  viz. 

1787  Deo.  3.  By  Delaware. 

i3.  By  l'ennfylvania. 
19.  By  New-Jerfey. 
1788.  Jan.  2.  By  Georgia. 

9.  By  Connecticut. 
Feb.  6.  Bv  Maflachufetts. 
April  28.  By  Maryland. 
May  23.  By  South-Carolina. 
June  21.  By  New-Hampflure. 

25.  By  Virginia. 
July   26.  By  New-York. 
7.789  Nov.  27.  By  North-Carolina. 
1790  June  16.  By  Rhode-Ifknd. 

Vermont  received  into  the  Union. 
?"02  June  1.    Kentucky  di).. 


7 


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*fternoon  session  of  the 
sale  of  he  Robert  Hoe  library  yesterday 
1  ho  directory  was  a  rare  first  edition 
printed  by  Shopard  Kollock.  who  had 
his  shop  at  the  corner  of  Wall  and  Water 
s  reets  mnso.    In  addition  ,o  the  "names 
of  all  the  citizens,  their  occupations  and  ' 
Plaoos  of  abode.-   it  contains  Vates  * 
porterage  as  by  law  established."  a  -valu- 
able and  well  calculated  almana-k"  and 
tables  of  coins." 

George  D.  Smith,  the  dealer,  bought 
,  it.    A  copy  of  the  first  Xew  YorkCha-for 
Panted  by  William  Bradford  during  the 
;  Mayoralty   of  Jacobus  Van  Cortiandt 
)  >n  which  an  ordinance  appears  by  which 
;  To  prevent  fires  the  Mayor  is   hereby  , 
ordained  to  appoint  two  suffice,,  , 
:sons  ,n  every  wa-d  within  the  said  city 
to  be    viewers  of    the  Chimneys  and 
£°500       "ent  '°  Dodd  *  Livingston  for 


